Deutsche Bank says Bitcoin plunged 32% from $121,000 to $82,000 and identifies five key drivers behind the sell-off. The bank warns the path to recovery is unclear and further downside cannot be ruled out.
CoinMarketCap data shows BNB has been setting new local lows as market pressure persists. Traders are increasingly cautious amid negative momentum and elevated volatility.
On Nov. 14, 2025, analysts, Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao and asset manager Bitwise pushed back on bearish claims after Bitcoin slid below $100,000, calling the drop a short-term pullback rather than the start of a crypto winter.
Bitcoin slid to a six-month low of $95,919 on Nov. 14 after roughly $870 million in net spot BTC ETF outflows; an analyst says the move validates a correction and sees $94K as a likely test before a potential pivot.
Bitcoin dipped under $97,000 on Nov. 14 as the broader crypto market lost roughly $200 billion in a single day. An analyst warned the worst is yet to come, flagging heightened liquidation and liquidity risk.
Bitcoin slipped over 2% Thursday, falling below the psychological $100,000 level to a low around $98,200 before a partial rebound. Analysts are divided on whether this signals a new macro bear phase or a short-term consolidation.
Top traders say Bitcoin's historical four-year halving cycle may be losing predictive power as the price drops to $100,000; analyst Scott Melker points to shifting timing of past cycle peaks.
CoinStats reports a market-wide correction on Nov. 13 that has put selling pressure on SHIB, driving short-term weakness and higher volatility. Traders are advised to watch macro cues and Bitcoin’s direction for signs of stabilization.
Pi Network (PI) held at $0.21 as selling pressure eased, showing early signs of accumulation among buyers. Market participants say a potential bottom is forming, but confirmation depends on sustained volume and a clear break above near-term resistance.