Ethereum's price fell below $2,000 on November 12, dropping to a low of $1,983.82 amid significant selling pressure and ETF outflows, particularly from BlackRock's ETHA fund which saw $129.8 million withdrawn. This decline marks a continuation of a bearish trend with Ether trading below key support zones around $2,100 and $2,200. Traders are closely watching the $2,000–$2,100 range, considered a critical 'bull market line,' to determine if this level will hold as a floor or if deeper corrections are likely. Institutional selling and liquidations of leveraged positions have intensified the downward pressure, raising concerns about short-term recovery prospects for Ethereum.
Ethereum's market cap on Pluang stands at Rp4.480,48 trillion as of Nov 13, 2026 09:21 WIB, with a 24-hour trading volume of Rp190,24 trillion. The price is down 2.03% over the past day to Rp36.519.947, while Pluang users show strong buying interest with 83% of order activity favoring buys. Typical hold time for Ethereum on Pluang is 109 days, indicating a medium-term investment horizon among users.
Crypto traders lost $599 million in long positions as Bitcoin and Ethereum prices dropped to their lowest since August. Long bets accounted for 88% of $680 million total liquidations, with Bitcoin longs alone losing $325 million. The decline follows ...
XRP has dropped 23.4% since November 4, more than Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, raising concerns among investors. Analyst EGRAG Crypto cites three possible reasons: forced liquidations of leveraged long positions, profit-taking by early holders, and...
Billionaire investor Tim Draper predicts that Bitcoin will eventually incorporate technological innovations pioneered by altcoins such as XRP, Ethereum, and Dogecoin. Draper compares Bitcoin's potential dominance to Microsoft's rise by absorbing succ...
Ethereum briefly fell below $2,000 on November 12, testing a critical support zone between $2,000 and $2,100 that analysts say could determine if the market has hit its 2026 bottom. Despite a recovery to around $2,014, US spot Ethereum ETFs have seen...
The stablecoin market has shrunk by over $14.20 billion in the past month, pushing its market cap below $300 billion for the first time in 14 months. This decline indicates reduced crypto liquidity and limited fresh capital, which hampers a bullish m...
