Bitcoin slid under $95,000 as panic selling swept the market. Traders are watching for a potential U.S. liquidity injection of up to $300 billion expected within days and into mid-December.
Bitcoin tumbled below $96,000 as global equity losses deepened and tech stocks posted their worst decline in over a month. Diminishing Fed rate cut odds—now around 52%—intensified a risk-off shift that pressured crypto markets.
Bitcoin slipped beneath $95,000 on Nov. 14 after a four-day sell-off accelerated, pushing broader crypto markets lower and raising volatility. Traders will be watching support levels and derivatives flows for signs of stabilization.
The Czech central bank has deployed $1 million to purchase Bitcoin as part of a controlled test of decentralized assets, the regulator said on 14 November 2025. The move is largely experimental but signals growing institutional engagement with crypto.
Bitcoin has tumbled roughly 20% from its recent peak and briefly slipped under $96,000, prompting debate among analysts about whether the crypto rally has reversed into a bear market. Opinions are split between a normal correction and signs of deeper weakness.
Bitcoin slipped under the $98,000 support to about $97,014 on Nov. 14 as a wave of sell pressure in thin markets pushed derivative liquidations above $1.1 billion. The move highlights elevated volatility and short-term downside risk for crypto markets.
Bitcoin has plunged below $100,000, but Ethereum has so far held near $3,000, showing relative resilience amid the broader selloff.
Bitcoin fell below $97K after failing to clear $107K, and weakening institutional appetite raises the likelihood of a near-term retest of $93K. Bears currently control price action, increasing downside risk for traders and holders.
Bitcoin plunged below $100,000, sliding past $98,000 as a cascade of liquidations wiped out roughly $655 million of bullish positions; the move leaves BTC probing a key $95,000 support level.
Bitcoin plunged on November 14, briefly sliding under $96,000 and erasing about $120 billion in market value — its weakest level since May. The sharp drop heightened volatility across crypto markets and trimmed recent bull-run gains.