Crypto Market Liquidations Surge to $1.62 Billion as Bitcoin Decline Persists
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Total cryptocurrency market liquidations surged to $1.62 billion over a 24-hour period as Bitcoin price continued its decline below the $69,000 level. Long liquidations alone accounted for $1.46 billion of the total, following the resignation of Nvidia's CEO and significant outflows from exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
Selling pressure intensified after the price dropped from a high of $69,971 recorded earlier in the November 13, 2026, session. Initial reports showed $50.17 million in long liquidations across Binance, Bybit, and OKX within a single hour before the broader market sell-off accelerated.
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Update: Technical data showed that the Futures Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD) fell by $5.7 billion during the November 13, 2026, sell-off. Spot CVD also dropped by $438 million, highlighting the scale of selling pressure that accompanied the broad market liquidations.
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Update: Bitcoin price continued its descent to $68,297 during November 13, 2026, trading, pressured by U.S. inflation fears. The cryptocurrency market faced additional headwinds as investors adjusted expectations for further Federal Reserve interest rate increases.
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Update: Bitcoin long positions specifically accounted for $901 million of the total liquidations, as the asset's price fell 6.75% to reach $68,668 on November 13, 2026.
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Update: Bitcoin ETF outflows reached $1.44 billion on November 13, 2026. This withdrawal of institutional liquidity coincided with a contraction in stablecoin supply, further intensifying downward pressure on the market.
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Update: Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.44 billion in outflows on November 13, 2026. These withdrawals come amid mounting investor concerns that the Federal Reserve may implement a rate hike during its upcoming December meeting.
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Update: Additional data showed that Bitcoin long positions on the Hyperliquid platform recorded $130 million in unrealized losses on November 13, 2026. Reports indicated that 40% of these positions were established at price levels exceeding $76,000 prior to the recent decline.
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Update: Bitcoin reached its lowest level in three months following a sharp selloff that saw the price decline by more than 7% over the two-day period ending November 13, 2026.
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Update: Net outflows from Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have surpassed $1.5 billion for the year. This data underscores the persistent pressure on the cryptocurrency's price amid the broader market liquidations observed on November 13, 2026.
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Update: Bitcoin reached a 12-week low during the November 13, 2026, session. Amidst this decline, it was confirmed that Strategy and Metaplanet will lose their MSCI index membership effective November 30, 2026.
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Update: US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded five straight sessions of outflows, pushing 2026 net flows into negative territory. Nearly $2 billion was withdrawn in November 2026, including outflows from the BlackRock fund.
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Update: The downward momentum extended to altcoins as Ether price dropped below the $2,000 level on November 13, 2026. This breach of support occurred as the broader cryptocurrency market selloff intensified.