Why Crypto Is Down Today [Live] Updates On November 14,2025

China has added 50 billion dollars of liquidity to boost its slowing economy, raising expectations that other major economies may respond with similar easing. If the U.S. introduces additional stimulus or shifts toward a softer stance, it could become a strong risk-on catalyst for stocks and crypto. With the Federal Reserve set to end quantitative tightening on December 1, global liquidity appears to be turning, and markets are watching closely for the next move.

Analyst SpecterAnalyst claims BTX Capital and founder Vanessa Cao manipulated POPCAT by placing and rapidly withdrawing a roughly 25 million dollar buy wall on Hyperliquid, triggering liquidations and causing about 4.9 million dollars in losses to the HLP pool. Around 26 wallets involved reportedly trace back to OKX and addresses linked to earlier TST manipulation, with several connected to Cao. The attacker may have profited by taking opposite positions on centralized exchanges during the move.

Bitcoin dropped below 100K again as the market faced a mix of macro uncertainty, missing economic data, and heavy liquidations. The shutdown ending is positive, but key indicators like CPI, jobs data, and payrolls are delayed, leaving investors unable to price the outlook. With rate-cut hopes pushed back and liquidity thin, panic selling took over. This remains an emotional shakeout, not a trend reversal. A pullback toward the 95K–92K zone could offer value once leverage clears and sentiment stabilizes.

Bitcoin was rejected cleanly from the 99,386 to 100,972 resistance zone and has now printed a new low, reaching the major support near 96,000. The crucial zone for a potential short-term reversal sits between 93,733 and 97,595. If this area fails, the next downside target is around 91,300. A break above 100,500 would be the first signal of a local bottom forming, but until then, the market structure remains firmly bearish.

Throughout this cycle, every BTC pullback dipped slightly below the 300-day MA before reclaiming it and starting a new leg higher. This time is different. Bitcoin broke below the 300-day MA, attempted a recovery, and failed — followed by a sharp rejection and continuation downward. It’s the first clear breakdown of this trend since the cycle bottom, signaling a potential shift in momentum and a deeper correction risk ahead.

The massive wipeout wasn’t random volatility it came from three clear triggers. Markets rallied on rumors of the US shutdown ending, then dumped on the actual news as traders took profit. The government’s inability to release October economic data sparked recession fears. At the same time, corporate bonds tied to AI saw heavy selling, signaling stress in the sector holding equities up. With stocks falling, crypto dropped harder. The upside: sharp declines often push the Fed and government to act quickly.

A major Ethereum whale known as 66kETHBorrow has bought 19,508 ETH worth 61 million dollars, according to LookonChain. This pushes his total accumulation since November 4 to 405,238 ETH, valued at roughly 1.29 billion dollars. Despite sitting on around 126 million dollars in unrealized losses, the whale continues to increase his position, signaling strong conviction in Ethereum’s long-term outlook.

Bitcoin dropped below 100,000, touching 98,400 as heavy liquidations and macro uncertainty hit the market. More than 960 million dollars in leveraged positions were wiped out, including 827 million from Bitcoin. Long-term holders also sold 815,000 BTC over the past month, adding to the sell pressure. Rising geopolitical risks, delayed inflation data, and weak U.S. job numbers deepened the downturn. Mining stocks and major crypto firms also fell, leaving traders cautious about the near-term outlook.

More than 300 million dollars in long positions were wiped out within just one hour as the market turned sharply lower. Sudden volatility erased leveraged bets across major exchanges, reminding traders how quickly conditions can shift. Events like this highlight why discipline, risk management and steady hands matter more than ever in crypto.

Peter Schiff highlighted Bitcoin’s weakness in a new post, noting that while BTC first broke above 100000 in December 2024, it has since fallen back below that level nearly a year later. He pointed out that few Bitcoin supporters celebrating the milestone expected BTC to slip under 100K again while gold climbed more than 60 percent over the same period.

Bitcoin has bounced strongly from the 97k zone, while Ethereum has recovered after bottoming near 3k. Both assets show signs of renewed bullish momentum, with BTC eyeing a potential move toward 120k if strength continues. Market sentiment may further improve as the US government is expected to lift restrictions in the coming days, a shift that could fuel the next leg of the bull market

BTC is trading between 97K and 98K after a sharp rejection from the 107K to 108K zone, with EMAs fanning down and momentum indicators still bearish. Spot Bitcoin ETF AUM remains strong near 139B, and recent outflows reflect profit-taking rather than structural weakness. Futures open interest sits near cycle highs, showing only partial deleveraging as CME traders reduce risk while offshore platforms maintain elevated leverage. Overall conditions suggest continued downside pressure until a deeper reset emerges.

XRP continues to trade under bearish pressure, holding just above the 2.20 to 2.26 demand zone. A breakdown below this range could pull the price toward 1.90 and extend the downtrend. Bulls need a clean reclaim of 2.43 to trigger a bounce toward 2.69, but momentum remains weak for now. Traders should wait for clearer reversal signs, while sellers may look to fade moves into 2.43 or lower highs.

Ethereum’s price targets remain at 4955 and 5766, but the current pullback could extend toward the 2800 to 3000 support zone. This region has historically acted as a strong base, and the broader risk-reward setup is improving as price approaches it. Analysts maintain an Accumulate rating, with the next major upside objectives aimed at retesting the 4955 level and pushing toward 5766 based on a 50 percent ETH to BTC ratio.

As ISO 20022 goes fully live on November 22, concerns are rising that if wash trading remains unpoliced in major digital asset markets, the new high-speed financial system could amplify market manipulation. Many believe major regulators and industry leaders are fully aware of the risks. With Thanksgiving days away and stability essential, some analysts predict President Trump may sign the Clarity Act by November 22 to prevent potential market chaos.

Bitcoin continues its decline toward key weekly zones after breaking a major fractal and testing the 0.5 retracement from the 74500 move. A bounce toward the 94700 to 93700 range is possible, but a weekly close below 99000 may trigger a fresh bearish structure. USDT dominance hints at possible consolidation if BTC dips further. Total market cap is aligned with BTC but has yet to reach its 0.5 level. Until a strong daily confirmation appears, short setups remain favored.