Ethereum Falls 10.37% to $1,728.12 in November 15 Trading
Key Facts
Ethereum fell 10.37% during the day to $1,728.12 at 03:03 on November 15, according to a Reuters report published via Investing.com. The decline came amid a wave of losses that extended through the previous week, with the cryptocurrency losing 21.98% in the seven days before the report. This performance puts the daily price move in the context of a broader weekly decline. The report also said Ethereum was trading far below its record high. That peak stood at $4,955.90, according to the report.
Comparing the price cited in the report with the record high, Reuters said Ethereum was down 65.13% from the $4,955.90 level it reached on August 24, 2025. That figure reflects the gap between the price reported at 03:03 on November 15 and the peak identified in the report. The weekly decline of 21.98% covers the seven days before publication and does not represent the result of a full trading session. On the same day, CryptoTicker reported that the cryptocurrency fell to around $1,830 on the evening of November 14. The source also said the daily low that day was $1,813, according to CoinGecko, at the time of the report in the evening Central European time.
On institutional flows, CryptoTicker, citing Onchain Lens and CryptoPotato, reported that the Ethereum Foundation sold 7,500 ETH over four days through November 14, worth approximately $14.5 million. It also cited TokenPost and SoSoValue as saying that U.S. spot Ether funds recorded net outflows of $70.57 million on November 12. On November 13, flows turned positive, with net inflows of $2.36 million. This came after six consecutive trading days of outflows, according to the source. These figures offer mixed signals on money flows linked to Ether funds over two consecutive days.
The sell-off also swept other major cryptocurrencies on November 13, amid pressures that The Block linked to expectations of higher U.S. interest rates and investor concerns about disruption in Nvidia's leadership. In that report, Ether fell to $1,921, while BNB dropped 6.3% and XRP lost 3.5%. This context places Ethereum's move within a broader downturn in the cryptocurrency market that day. Looking ahead to upcoming data, CryptoTicker said U.S. spot Ether fund figures for November 16 would show whether the outflow streak had ended. The Federal Open Market Committee is also scheduled to meet on December 8 and 9, according to the Federal Reserve's calendar.