Bitcoin's $68K Support Faces A Major Liquidity Test
Bitcoin fell below 69000 dollars after a new wave of liquidations, while Ether broke the 2000 dollar mark. However, the main danger no longer comes only from leverage. ETFs are emptying and the supply of stablecoins is decreasing,…
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Nov 13, 2026 at 8:05 AM UTC · Updated vor 2 Tagen · 4 Min. Lesezeit

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Bitcoin fell below 69000 dollars after a new wave of liquidations, while Ether broke the 2000 dollar mark. However, the main danger no longer comes only from leverage. ETFs are emptying and the supply of stablecoins is decreasing, depriving the market of the necessary capital to absorb sales.
In Brief
- Bitcoin falls below 69000 dollars, while Ether drops below 2000 dollars.
- Liquidations reach 1.41 billion dollars in 24 hours, mainly on long positions.
- US Bitcoin ETFs record 1.44 billion dollars in withdrawals over five consecutive sessions.
- The supply of major stablecoins decreases by 14.2 billion dollars over 30 days, reducing available liquidity.
- The 68000 dollar threshold becomes a decisive zone, without guaranteeing a rebound.
The fall below 69000 dollars takes out long positions
On November 12, Bitcoin had already reached a three-month low at 71317 dollars, against 1983 dollars for Ether. The total crypto market capitalization then fell from 2940 billion dollars in early October to 2390 billion, representing a destruction of about 550 billion dollars.
The decline accelerated overnight. BTC dropped below 69000 dollars on November 13, bringing liquidations to about 1.41 billion dollars in twenty-four hours. Several figures illustrate the scale of deleveraging :
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$34.4B
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$67,452
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