Bitcoin Price Crashes Below $69K: Is The Bottom In?
In Bitcoin news on Friday, November 13, the BTC USD price fell as low as $67,568 on Binance as a wave of forced selling wiped out leveraged bets on a rebound. It was the cryptocurrencys lowest price since August 19. Bitcoin trades at $68,772, down 6.7% in 24 hours and 9.1% in a week. Ether lost 5.5% and Solana 3.4% on the day. BREAKING: Bitcoin falls below $69,000 and ETH nears $1,900 as selling pressure accelerates in crypto. Crypto markets have now lost -$150 billion in 48 hours. pic.twitter.com/29QW0khxOh — The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) November 13, 2026 Most of the damage came from liquidations, when an exchange closes a leveraged trade by force once the traders collateral runs out. CoinGlass data cited by several outlets put the 24-hour total at about $1.4 billion, close to 90% of it from longs, the bets that prices would rise. Those forced sales pushed Bitcoin through $70,000 in about two hours overnight. The mood has flipped with it. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index dropped from 28 to 20 on Friday, its first Extreme Fear reading since July. In Bitcoin news this week, the question is no longer whether the market is scared. It is whether Extreme Fear means the bottom









