Bitcoin plunged to a nearly three-month low of $67,500 on November 12, extending its November losses beyond 11%, driven by heavy sell-offs and market uncertainty following the ouster of Nvidia's CEO. Crypto liquidations surged to $1.62 billion, with long positions making up nearly 90% of the total, intensifying the downward pressure. Other major cryptocurrencies like Ethereum, XRP, and Solana also suffered significant losses, dragging the overall crypto market capitalization down to $2.4 trillion. Analysts warn that institutional selling, leverage unwinding, and macroeconomic challenges may continue to pressure prices, creating a cycle of forced selling and further declines.
Bitcoin is trading at Rp1.245.354.129 on Pluang, down 6.76% in the last day, showing continued weakness after recent losses. Ethereum and Solana also declined by 5.61% and 4.36% respectively, reflecting ongoing market pressure. These figures are as of Nov 13, 2026 13:21 WIB.
Bitcoin fell below the key $69,000 level as a broad cryptocurrency selloff pushed Ether, XRP, and Solana to their lowest prices in four weeks on Coinbase. Most liquidations during the selloff were from bullish positions, indicating traders betting on...
A single Bitcoin long position worth $2.36 million was liquidated on Binance's perpetual futures market at a liquidation price of $67,555. This event occurred at 12:56 a.m. ET on November 13, corresponding to 2:56 p.m. Korea time. Such large liquidat...
Solana's price dropped below $80 to $78.29, its lowest since mid-August, driven by a broad crypto market sell-off including Bitcoin falling below $70,000. This decline triggered $10.27 million in forced liquidations of leveraged long positions within...
Bitcoin dropped below $70,000 for the first time since August, driven by over $1.3 billion in forced liquidations of leveraged positions, renewed military tensions in the Middle East, and ongoing outflows from US bitcoin ETFs. The sharp decline highl...
Bitcoin's price fell 6.76% to $68,923 as of late Thursday, nearing a critical support level at $67,000. If it drops below this threshold, long positions worth $276 million could be forcibly liquidated on major exchanges. Conversely, a rise above $71,...
