Dogecoin Falls 11.92% in Nov. 14 Session as Crypto Market Pressure Widens
Key Facts
Dogecoin fell 11.92% in Binance’s unfinished daily candle for Nov. 14, 2026, from an opening price of $0.06454 to a provisional close of $0.05685, according to CoinGlass data. The move came on a day of broad liquidations in the cryptocurrency market, which reached $651 million over 24 hours through about 12:00 UTC, according to data cited in a Blockchain Reporter article from CoinGlass. The report said about 83% of those liquidations involved long positions. EL7 data had recorded a DOGE/USD close of $0.06454 on Nov. 13, the same level shown at the opening of the next daily candle. The figures reflect a sharp decline in the coin in a market marked by pressure on long positions and extreme caution.
A later live snapshot of CoinGlass showed DOGE position liquidations of $24.89 million over 24 hours, with long positions accounting for 97% of the total. This reading differs from the one-hour liquidation figures in the initial circulating report, which could not be verified through a reliable source. CoinGlass’s live snapshot also reflects a rolling period at the time the page is opened and does not specify liquidation totals at the time the report was published. Its data therefore remain a separate indicator of DOGE liquidation activity during that window and do not, on their own, establish that liquidations caused the coin’s decline in the Nov. 14 session.
As a sign of a shift in trader positioning, open interest in DOGE rose 1.79% over 24 hours in the same CoinGlass snapshot. The platform described most of the increase as driven by new short positions. This means growth in outstanding contracts coincided with an increase in bets on a decline, while liquidations in the snapshot were heavily weighted toward long positions. These indicators cover the 24-hour window monitored by the live page and are not a fixed measure of the Nov. 14 session alone. The data also do not, by themselves, establish whether the new positions were opened before or after the decline.
Over a week, Dogecoin fell 12.29% through about 12:03 UTC on Nov. 14, according to CoinMarketCap data cited by Blockchain Reporter. The report ranked the coin 12th by market capitalization on that date. The figures provide broader context for the daily move: the session’s decline came amid a negative weekly trend, while the market ranking remains a description dated to the report. The source itself offered no evidence that the coin’s ranking or weekly decline alone explained its Nov. 14 session move.
Weakness in crypto assets coincided with the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield rising to 5.15% at the close on Friday, Nov. 13, from 4.88% on Nov. 9, according to data the report attributed to the U.S. Treasury. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index also stood at 13 on Nov. 14, in the “extreme fear” category, after a reading of 20 the previous day. These indicators show a backdrop of rising yields and declining risk appetite in the market over the same period. The report cited the readings in the context of crypto market moves without establishing that any of them directly caused DOGE’s decline.