Bitcoin drops to $66,915, its lowest since August, as Fear & Greed falls to 13

Measured by CryptoNakta from Binance spot data at 03:03 UTC, Nov 14 (10:03 p.m. ET Friday). The 24-hour window starts at 10:03 p.m. ET Thursday, so it covers the whole U.S. trading day on Friday.

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Bitcoin fell to $66,915 on Binance late Friday, U.S. time. That is its lowest price since Aug. 19. The drop came fast. Between 9:20 and 9:30 p.m. ET (02:20 to 02:30 UTC Saturday), bitcoin went from $68,104 to the low. About $98 million traded in those ten minutes.

At our check it was $67,666.01, down 3.7% over 24 hours. That is 3.7% below the $70,259.26 we measured for yesterday’s issue.

The day started with an earlier slide. From 10 p.m. ET Thursday to about 1 a.m. ET Friday, bitcoin fell from $70,250 to $67,568. The 03:00 UTC hour was the busiest of the day on Binance, with about $295 million traded. Bitcoin then climbed back to about $69,500 before the U.S. morning.

It spent most of the U.S. trading day between $68,100 and $70,210. The top of that range came right after the producer price report at 8:30 a.m. ET.

Ether fell 4.1% to $1,909.29. It touched $1,878 in the same late drop, its lowest since Aug. 17. Solana fell 5.2% and BNB 3.3%. Both hit their lowest prices since mid-August as well.

We again counted every coin on Binance with more than $20 million in 24-hour volume against USDT. We left out stablecoins, gold tokens and stock tokens as before. Twenty-one coins cleared the bar and 16 of them fell.

The Fear & Greed Index fell to 13 from 20. It was 28 two days ago. Today’s reading is the lowest since July 1, when it was 11. CoinGecko put the whole crypto market at about $2.31 trillion at 03:02 UTC, down from about $2.38 trillion at our Friday check. Bitcoin’s share was 58.8%, down from 59.2%.

Liquidations top $1.4 billion in the Thursday night slide

Source: CoinGlass data as reported by CoinCentral in an article published at 08:19 UTC (3:19 a.m. ET) on Nov. 13. The 24-hour window reaches back into Thursday morning, so it overlaps the figures in yesterday’s issue. Do not add the two together.

Forced selling deepened the Thursday night slide. Over $1.47 billion of leveraged trades were closed out across crypto exchanges in the 24 hours before CoinCentral’s 3:19 a.m. ET report on Friday, according to the CoinGlass data it cited. Bets on a rise made up about 89% of it.

Later CoinGlass snapshots on Friday went higher. CoinCodex cited $1.64 billion over 24 hours, with about $912 million of it in bitcoin positions. CoinGlass uses a rolling 24-hour window, so the total depends on when it is read.

We did not find a CoinGlass total that covers the Friday night drop to $66,915.

A liquidation happens when a leveraged trade runs out of margin and the exchange sells it off. Those sales push the price lower, which can set off the next round. Our liquidation guide explains how the trigger price is set.

Reports named the same pressures as on Thursday. CoinCentral listed hotter U.S. inflation data and bets on a December Fed hike. It also named weak chip stocks after Nvidia’s leadership change and more ETF outflows. CryptoTicker added a stronger dollar, citing CoinDesk. The dollar index rose above 103, its highest since April 2025.

Binance reopens 92 withdrawal routes, including HYPE, NEAR and INJ

Measured by CryptoNakta from Binance’s public deposit and withdrawal settings. 03:03 UTC Saturday is 10:03 p.m. ET Friday. The actual-stop count for Saturday is from our 03:06 UTC re-check, when 591 routes were closed.

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Binance reopened 92 withdrawal routes between our two checks, from 03:05 UTC Friday to 03:03 UTC Saturday. Three routes closed. HYPE and NEAR were open again on their own networks at 03:03 UTC. Both had been closed for days.

HYPE could not move in or out of Binance at all while its only network was shut. INJ on Injective’s network and both XPL routes reopened too. Binance’s Recovery Update #9 had set the end of this week as the target for INJ and XPL.

We found no Binance notice about these reopenings in its announcement lists at 03:10 UTC. All of these routes were still open at our 03:13 UTC re-check.

Thirty-three of the 92 were tokens on BNB Smart Chain (BSC) and 27 were on Ethereum. Seven were fan tokens on the Chiliz chain. ETH on Optimism and Starknet came back, and so did USDC on Arbitrum.

The closed total still includes routes that are not real pauses. At 03:06 UTC, 312 closed routes carried Binance’s note that the token is not supported on that network. Another 83 were regular-currency (fiat) routes. That leaves about 196 real stops, down from about 280 on Friday.

Of those 196, 105 were marked as wallet maintenance. Another 45 said withdrawals are halted while Binance refills or rebalances its hot wallet. Twenty-eight cited network or technical issues, and 15 a token contract swap.

Our daily count of closed routes has fallen steadily this week. It was 1,184 on Monday, Nov. 9, and 755 on Thursday. Today it is 590.

The three new closures were ADX on Ethereum, AERO on Base and CKB on its own network. All three carried the hot-wallet note. CKB had reopened only on Thursday.

Routes keep moving within minutes. USDC on Polygon was open at 03:03 UTC but closed again by 03:13 UTC with the hot-wallet note.

Where USDT and USDC could leave Binance at 03:13 UTC

Checked by CryptoNakta from Binance’s public settings at 03:13 UTC, Nov 14. USDC was also closed on Arc, Algorand and Stellar (maintenance), Celo and Sonic (network issues), Hedera (technical issues), Sei EVM and World Chain (hot wallet). “Not offered” means Binance does not list that network for the coin.

Dollar stablecoins could still leave Binance on the busiest networks at 03:13 UTC. USDT was open on Ethereum, TRON, BSC and Solana. USDC was open on Ethereum, BSC, Solana, Base and Arbitrum.

USDT was closed on 3 networks and USDC on 13, not counting one route marked as not supported. Most of the USDC stops carried the note that Binance is refilling its hot wallet. The note does not say when the route will reopen.

If your usual network is closed, check the list on the withdrawal screen before you pick another one. The receiving wallet or exchange has to support the same network. Our wrong network guide covers what happens if it does not.

Binance reserve proof still pending

Binance’s full zero-knowledge proof for its Nov. 12 reserves snapshot had not been announced at 03:10 UTC. The snapshot was taken at 00:00 UTC on Nov. 12 and covers 198 tokens.

In its notice at 16:54 UTC Thursday (11:54 a.m. ET), Binance said the proof takes about 40 to 50 hours to generate. It did not say from what point those hours count. Once the proof is out, holders of the tokens hit in the October incident can check that their balances are backed at least 1:1.

The same notice said Binance had committed more than $6.34 billion of company money to cover the losses. It plans to refill its SAFU user-protection fund to about $1 billion.

Our proof-of-reserves guide shows how that check works and what it does not cover. Our Binance hack guide covers how the withdrawal pause began.

ETF flows: bitcoin funds lose $284.1 million Thursday, IBIT out for a tenth day

Source: Farside Investors tables, read at 03:08 UTC on Nov 14. Friday is incomplete, so we show no total for it. IBIT had not reported, and neither had the ether funds ETHA and ETHB. Farside and SoSoValue can differ slightly.

U.S. bitcoin funds lost $284.1 million on Thursday, Farside’s final figure shows. It was their sixth straight day of outflows. BlackRock’s IBIT accounted for $203.8 million of it. That makes ten straight trading days of outflows for IBIT.

Over those six days, bitcoin funds lost $1.72 billion. By our sum of Farside’s daily figures, they lost $2.80 billion over the ten trading days from Oct. 30 to Nov. 12. Only Nov. 4 had a net inflow.

Ether funds lost $70.5 million on Thursday, $62.0 million of it from BlackRock’s ETHA. Our ETF vs. bitcoin guide compares the yearly cost of a fund with holding the coin yourself.

Producer prices rise 6.5% from a year ago, Nasdaq slips, 10-year yield hits 5.15%

Sources: index closes from the Associated Press, Nov 13. Yields from the U.S. Treasury’s daily yield curve data for Nov 12 and 13. U.S. stock markets close at 4 p.m. ET (21:00 UTC). Rising yields are shown in red because they usually weigh on crypto.

U.S. producer prices rose 0.3% in October, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said at 8:30 a.m. ET Friday (13:30 UTC). Economists polled by Dow Jones had expected 0.4%, CNBC reported.

Over 12 months, producer prices were up 6.5%. CNBC said that is the fastest pace since November 2022. Prices excluding food, energy and trade services rose 0.5% for the month and 4.9% over the year. Food prices jumped 1.3%, while energy prices slipped 0.1%.

Bitcoin rose about $970 in the 10 minutes after the report, from $69,246 to $70,214. It gave most of that back by 9:10 a.m. ET.

Markets still fully price a quarter-point Fed hike at the Dec. 8 and 9 meeting, CNBC said. The Fed’s target range is 3.75% to 4.00%.

Stocks ended mixed. The Nasdaq fell 0.9% as tech was the weakest S&P 500 sector, down 1.7%, Xinhua reported. The Dow edged up 0.1%. All three indexes still rose for the week, the S&P 500 by 2.5%, per the AP.

The 10-year Treasury yield rose to 5.15% on Friday from 5.10% on Thursday, Treasury data shows. It was 4.98% on Tuesday. Our leverage guide explains why big data releases are risky for leveraged trades.

SHELL jumps 75%, INJ and NEAR rise after reopening, BARD trades heavily in Korea

Measured by CryptoNakta from Binance spot data at 03:03 UTC, Nov 14.

Only five coins with real volume rose. MyShell’s SHELL led by far. It climbed from about $0.020 at 10 a.m. ET Friday to $0.0516 around 3 p.m. ET. It then gave back about a third of that and stood 75% higher at our check.

SHELL’s BSC withdrawal route was among those Binance reopened between our checks. We found no MyShell announcement that explains the jump.

INJ rose 7.7% to $7.991 after its own network reopened on Binance. NEAR edged up 0.2% to $3.419, also after its reopening.

Lombard’s BARD drew heavy trading in South Korea. On Upbit it rose about 50% on Thursday and another 12% on Friday, Korea time. Its 24-hour volume there was about 87.5 billion won, roughly $65 million, at 03:03 UTC. That is about three times its Binance volume.

Lombard runs a bitcoin staking token called LBTC. We found no Lombard announcement to explain the move.

PEPE led the losers, down 6.3%. Solana fell 5.2% to $76.13 with $306 million traded. Only bitcoin and ether traded more among the coins we counted.

Osmosis keeps running but exchanges stay closed, Initia still halted

Read by CryptoNakta at 03:10 UTC from public nodes run by Osmosis, Polkachu, ECO Stake and PublicNode (Osmosis), and by Polkachu (Initia). Initia’s own endpoint and PublicNode’s did not answer.

Osmosis has kept making blocks since it restarted at 02:53 UTC Friday after a stop of almost four hours. All four public nodes we checked were within three blocks of each other at 03:10 UTC.

Exchanges have not reopened yet. Binance still had OSMO deposits and withdrawals closed at 03:13 UTC, with the network issues note. Upbit’s OSMO pause notice was not marked complete in its notice list at 03:12 UTC.

We found no explanation from Osmosis for the stop at the time of writing. If you sent OSMO to an exchange around the stop, our pending withdrawal guide covers what to check.

Initia’s chain was still stopped at 03:10 UTC, four days after it halted. Polkachu’s node still showed the same last block, stamped 06:18:40 UTC on Nov. 10. We found no restart date from Initia.

INIT fell 12.2% to $0.1116 on Binance at 03:13 UTC. Binance had INIT deposits and withdrawals closed. Our bridge hacks guide explains the kind of escrow accounts that were drained.

Stablecoin supply shrinks for a fifth full day

Pulled by CryptoNakta from DefiLlama’s public stablecoin data at 03:11 UTC, Nov 14. The last row is a partial day and can still change.

Stablecoin supply shrank for a fifth full day on Friday, by $1.29 billion per DefiLlama. That was the largest one-day drop in this run. Since Nov. 8 the total is down $3.72 billion.

Tether’s USDT fell $319 million over the past day to $175.20 billion. Circle’s USDC lost $269 million to $69.18 billion. Over the past week, USDT is down $1.63 billion and USDC $1.40 billion.

Supply falls when issuers take back more tokens for dollars than they hand out. See our USDT vs. USDC guide for how redemption works at each issuer.

Trezor finds hidden implants in three wallets sold by a former reseller

Trezor has confirmed hidden hardware implants in three Trezor Safe 5 devices sold by CryptoBilis, a former reseller in Southeast Asia. The company published its findings on Nov. 12.

The implant is an extra circuit board between the main board and the screen, Trezor said. It copies what the screen shows, including recovery words and passphrases. It then sends that data over the mobile network to the attackers. It does not change the firmware or the secure chip.

The three devices were bought between Aug. 20 and Sept. 23 through CryptoBilis’s online stores and from CryptoBilis directly. Trezor said it found no implants in devices from other resellers or in other models. No customer has reported losing funds.

Firmware 2.13.1, released Nov. 11, stops the implant from capturing data. It cannot protect a recovery phrase that was already captured. Trezor tells anyone who bought from CryptoBilis to move funds to a new wallet with a new recovery phrase.

Trezor has also cut its reseller network by about 80%. It now tells buyers to order directly from trezor.io. Our hardware wallet guide explains what the device protects and what it does not.

Binance flags a share count change for its Anthropic pre-IPO contract

Binance says the share count behind its Anthropic pre-IPO futures contract will change. ANTHROPICUSDT is now quoted on an estimated 1 billion shares, set in its contract specifications in June.

Anthropic’s amended IPO filing of Nov. 10 points to about 13.12 billion shares, Binance said in a notice at 11:30 UTC Friday (6:30 a.m. ET). Binance will adjust the contract size before the official listing date. It will announce the timing separately.

The contract will also be renamed ANTUSDT at that point. Binance said open positions do not need to be closed. If you hold this contract, read the adjustment notice when it comes out.

Coming up: reserve proof, Fed minutes Nov. 18, MSCI Nov. 30

• Pending: Binance’s zero-knowledge proof for its Nov. 12 reserves snapshot.
• Monday, Nov. 16, 08:30 UTC (3:30 a.m. ET): Binance Futures launches HYPE and TRX perpetuals settled in USDC.
• Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2 p.m. ET (19:00 UTC): minutes of the Fed’s October meeting. Binance also sells SNDKB held as margin collateral at 15:00 UTC that day.
• Nov. 19: Binance updates the order step size on several spot pairs.
• Nov. 20: SanDisk split on Binance’s SNDKB token.
• Nov. 23: OKXICE plans to start tokenized stock trading.
• Nov. 30, at the close: MSCI removes Strategy from its indexes.
• Dec. 8 and 9: the Fed’s next rate meeting.

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• Yesterday’s briefing: bitcoin falls below $70,000, Binance says hack losses are covered, MSCI drops Strategy
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• Sent crypto on the wrong network: what happens next
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