Bitcoin fell below $69,000, sparking $1.6 billion in liquidations across crypto markets, mainly affecting bullish traders. This decline is driven by macroeconomic uncertainty, rising Treasury yields, and expectations of a December Fed rate hike, which reduce demand for risk assets. Bitcoin's immediate support is at $68,000, with potential further drops to $62,000-$63,000 if key levels break. The broader crypto market also declined, with Ether falling below $2,000 and total market cap dropping nearly 4%.
Bitcoin market context shows broad declines among major cryptocurrencies on Pluang as of Nov 13, 2026 13:51 WIB. Out of 50 major cryptocurrencies, 37 fell and 12 rose today. Notable movers include BCH at Rp3.970.491 with a -4.35% change, AVAX at Rp149.607 down 4.18%, and ZIL at Rp27 down 4.01%.
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Bitcoin fell below $69,000, reaching a low of $67,568 before recovering above $68,000, pressured by $1.44 billion in net outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs over five trading sessions and a $14.2 billion decline in stablecoin supply, the largest contract...
Bitcoin has reached an extreme undervaluation level seen in only 3.4% of its history, according to CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost. This drop comes as fear spreads among investors following Bitcoin falling below key price levels. Despite profits dominat...
A large investor (whale) withdrew 8,360 Ether (ETH) worth $19.91 million from Binance on November 13, adding to total withdrawals of 25,498.47 ETH valued at $60.74 million since September 21. The average withdrawal price was $2,382.26 per ETH, but th...
Crescent Energy (CRGY) plans to buy back $3.85 billion in Eagle Ford assets from Devon Energy (DVN), causing its shares to fall about 15% to $11. The deal values CRGY with upside potential if oil prices stay above $68 WTI, supported by dividend cover...
