Bitcoin's price fell below $66,000, down nearly 25% from its September 21 peak of $87,395. Research from Anchorage Digital's David Lawant shows that the main source of Bitcoin selling pressure came from the US, particularly via Coinbase. Data comparing Bitcoin spot volumes on Binance, Bybit, Coinbase, and OKX revealed that Coinbase's cumulative volume delta trended downward from November 9 without a sustained rebound, unlike the other exchanges. This suggests Coinbase played a significant role in the recent Bitcoin price decline, reflecting weak US buying power as indicated by a 33-day negative Bitcoin premium index on Coinbase.
Bitcoin selling pressure is the story's subject, with Pluang market data providing context. As of Nov 15, 2026 10:41 WIB, 4 of 50 major cryptocurrencies rose, 45 fell. Notable movers include ADA down 8.24% with 76% sell orders, EOS up 8.13%, and LTC down 7.92% with 70% sell orders.
Bitcoin traded below $65,000 on Binance at 10:32 p.m. ET on Nov. 14, dropping to $64,845 from $65,286 just 15 minutes earlier. Despite this short-term decline, Bitcoin's price showed a slight positive change of 0.10% over the previous hour. This indi...
The Treehouse Season 2 airdrop for TREE tokens on Ethereum ends on November 25, 2026, at 07:00 UTC. Eligible users who held assets at the April 25 snapshot can claim their full allocation now that vesting completed on October 26. Early claimants forf...
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Chainlink (LINK) fell below $9, dropping 10.3% to $8.85 on November 14, 2026, amid a wider crypto market sell-off driven by expectations of a US Federal Reserve rate hike, significant outflows from bitcoin ETFs, and over $1 billion in liquidations. T...
Bitcoin briefly fell below $62,000 during a broad cryptocurrency selloff that caused over $2 billion in liquidations and wiped out more than 320,000 traders in 24 hours. The selloff was driven by continued outflows from U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ether ET...
