Bitcoin's price dropped below $70,000 following over $455 million in liquidations, mostly from long positions. The crypto market is experiencing extreme fear with total liquidations exceeding $856 million, including significant losses in Ethereum and other assets. Weak demand, institutional outflows, and cautious market sentiment, especially after US midterm elections, are pressuring Bitcoin's recovery. Despite some signs of renewed spot demand, overall futures selling and ETF withdrawals suggest continued downside risks.
Bitcoin trades at Rp1.250.283.979 on Pluang, down 4.17% as of Nov 14, 2026 00:22 WIB. Ethereum also fell 3.65% to Rp35.112.736. Pluang users show 73% buy activity in Bitcoin and 83% in Ethereum, with typical hold times over 100 days.
Michael Saylor, founder of Strategy, warns that AI is making cyberattacks faster and more effective, especially targeting complex financial software like exchanges and wallets. He argues Bitcoin's simpler base layer, using SHA-256 hashing and proof-o...
Bitway (BTW) experienced the largest loss among 90 major cryptocurrencies, dropping 14.06% to $0.870, ranking 65th by market cap. Overall, more cryptocurrencies declined (52) than advanced (38) in the latest snapshot. Injective (INJ) led gains with a...
Bitcoin fell below its recent $70,000 to $75,000 range, trading around $68,500 and dipping under its 200-week moving average near $68,000. Analyst Matt Mena warns that a sustained drop below $69,000 could lead to a test of $65,000 support, while a re...
Deutsche Bank has launched a crypto custody service for institutional clients, initially supporting Bitcoin and Ethereum but excluding XRP and Solana. This move gives Ethereum a significant institutional endorsement, easing access for large investors...
Bitcoin's price fell 1.38% in one hour to $68,386 on Binance, with a 24-hour loss of 4.38%. Liquidations across Binance, Bybit, and OKX totaled $11.02 million, dominated by $10.23 million in long liquidations. This sharp movement highlights increased...
