Bitcoin Drops to $65,200 Marking Weakest Level Since Mid-August
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Bitcoin price fell to near $65,200 on Saturday morning, November 14, 2026, marking its weakest level since mid-August. Tokenpost reported that the cryptocurrency broke through Friday's low of $67,555, extending its decline to nearly 25% since the September peak.
The total crypto market capitalization has shed approximately $680 billion to stand at $2.354 trillion, a 23% drop from its recent highs. Sustained selling pressure also drove Ether lower to touch $1,845, nearly 35% below its levels recorded on September 22, 2026.
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Update: Bitcoin price continued its decline to reach $65,284 on Binance on November 14, 2026. The market saw $38.89 million in long positions liquidated within a single hour alongside the price drop.
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Update: Bitcoin recorded a further 24-hour decline of 4.8% as of November 14, 2026, while Ether fell by 5.2%. In a rapid market move, the FRONT token experienced a sharp 10.1% crash within a single 15-minute window.
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Update: Bitcoin continued its slide, losing 14% of its value within a week to reach the $65,000 level on November 14, 2026. The decline followed sustained selling pressure during weekend trading sessions.
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Update: Bitcoin price reached a 12-week low of $65,900 on November 14, 2026. This decline erased most of the gains recorded during the summer rebound, further cementing the current bearish trend in the crypto market.
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Update: Binance recorded $26.77 million in long liquidations within a single hour on November 14, 2026. This occurred as Bitcoin's 24-hour decline reached 4.49%.