Bitcoin fell below $69,000 following a wave of liquidations totaling $1.41 billion in 24 hours, mainly from long positions. Ether also dropped below $2,000. The market faces a liquidity crunch as US Bitcoin ETFs have seen $1.44 billion in withdrawals over five sessions, and stablecoin supplies have decreased by $14.2 billion in 30 days, reducing available capital to absorb sales. The $68,000 level is now a critical test for Bitcoin, but a sustainable rebound depends on stopping ETF outflows, increasing stablecoin supply, and renewed spot buying demand.
Bitcoin's $68K support level is a focal point amid a market where 12 of 50 major cryptocurrencies on Pluang rose and 37 fell as of Nov 13, 2026 15:02 WIB. Among these, CAKE dropped 5.00% to Rp31.265 with 85% of orders selling, contrasting with BAT which gained 4.94% to Rp2.267 despite 80% sell orders. Meanwhile, AAVE showed strong buying interest with 97% buy orders despite a 4.28% price decline to Rp2.029.367, highlighting varied investor behavior across assets.
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Bitcoin's market price remained below the average acquisition cost of short-term holders for the fifth consecutive day, causing an estimated 10% unrealized loss for recent buyers. As of early Friday, Bitcoin traded at around $68,608, down 6.75% over ...
SBI Holdings CEO Yoshitaka Kitao confirmed his continued trust in XRP on social media without elaborating further. This reassurance comes as Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse emphasized that Ripple remains committed to XRP, viewing it as complementary to ...
