Raydium (RAY) fell 2.27% on November 10, 2026, settling at $1.69 as the decentralized exchange token gave back some ground after recent gains. The move came despite a solid seven-day performance that still shows the asset up 10.73% over that span.
The broader picture is more cautious. Over the past 30 days, RAY has declined 27.55%, a stretch that has weighed on its market capitalization, which stands at $0.46 billion.
The gap between the weekly and monthly figures suggests RAY experienced a sharp drawdown earlier in the 30-day window before recovering some ground in recent sessions. The daily pullback indicates that recovery momentum has not been consistent.
At current levels, RAY remains well below where it traded a month ago, with the 30-day loss continuing to define the asset's recent trajectory despite the short-term rebound.
