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00:45 GMT · Markets wrap ›

Bitcoin Slides Below $65,000 as Analyst Sees Capitulation

Dark navy line chart of Bitcoin's price over the past seven days, hourly, falling through a dashed $65,000 line to about $64,350 at 22:05 London. Headline: Bitcoin Slides Below $65,000 as Analyst Sees Capitulation. Side panels: down 5.8% in 24 hours, weakest since mid-August; US spot bitcoin ETFs had $185.45 million of net outflows on Friday, a seventh straight day. MAJOR badge. Crypto desk, Saturday 14 Nov 2026. Source: CoinGecko, checked on CoinPaprika; hourly line Kraken; ETF flows SoSoValue. Chart: MoneyTurkey.

Bitcoin slipped below $65,000 on Saturday, its weakest level since mid-August, as a steady weekend drift lower extended a week-long crypto selloff.

MoneyTurkey Crypto desk | 14 November 2026, 22:05 UK time. Prices: CoinGecko, checked against CoinPaprika.

Key points

  • Bitcoin near $64,350 at 22:05 UK time, down about 5.6% to 5.8% in 24 hours
  • Weakest level since mid-August, CoinDesk and Bitcoin Magazine reported
  • Analyst James Check calls it the fourth capitulation event since the all-time high
  • Seventh straight session of outflows from US spot bitcoin ETFs on Friday

What happened

Bitcoin traded at about $64,350 at 22:05 UK time, down 5.8% over 24 hours on CoinGecko and 5.6% on CoinPaprika. It touched a three-month low of $65,000 earlier on Saturday, CoinDesk reported, and Bitcoin Magazine also put the slide at its weakest level since mid-August.

The move was not a sharp crash. Bitcoin drifted almost 3% lower after US stock markets closed on Friday evening and was down 13.5% over the past week, CoinDesk reported. Ether, XRP and solana fell further over the week, it added.

The capitulation call

“We’re watching the fourth capitulation event since the all-time high,” on-chain analyst James Check wrote early on Saturday, according to CoinDesk. He said many sellers had bought in September in the $80,000s and “are now selling at the very price they wish they had taken advantage of three months ago.”

Check said bitcoin is now in a “deep value” zone last seen in February and late June this year. He said that does not mean the bottom is in, CoinDesk reported.

Why it matters

A stronger dollar and bets on a Federal Reserve rate rise in December have weighed on risk assets, Bitcoin Magazine and CoinDesk reported. US spot bitcoin ETFs had net outflows of $185.45 million on Friday, their seventh straight session of withdrawals, according to SoSoValue data reported by Investing.com and The Economic Times.

What to watch

  • Whether bitcoin wins back $65,000 over the weekend
  • US spot bitcoin ETF flows when trading resumes on Monday
  • Fed speakers ahead of the 8-9 December meeting

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Sources

  • CoinGecko: link
  • CoinPaprika: link
  • CoinDesk: link
  • Bitcoin Magazine: link
  • Investing.com via Yahoo Finance: link
  • The Economic Times: link