Nearly $2 billion in crypto positions were liquidated over the last 24 hours as total market capitalization slipped under $3 trillion for the first time in five months, signaling a sharp wave of deleveraging and heightened volatility.
Binance CEO Richard Teng said bitcoin’s recent steep drop reflects investors cutting leveraged crypto positions and a wider shift toward risk aversion, bringing BTC volatility in line with other major asset classes.
Bitcoin slid more than 5% in 24 hours to a seven-month low near $86,300 on Nov 20, 2025, before rebounding to about $87,300. The move underscores renewed intraday volatility and a test of near-term support in the high-$80,000s.
XRP dipped back below the $2.00 mark on Nov. 20, returning to levels last seen after the October 10 sell-off following a fresh ETF approval. The move signals renewed volatility as traders digest the news and reposition.
Ethereum reclaimed $3,100 after a brief dip as a decade‑old wallet reactivated and large liquidations — including a reported $4M sell-off by Hayes — shook the market. The move leaves short‑term sentiment positive but cautions remain.
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.
The Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index moved into 'Extreme Fear' on Nov. 14, 2025, after BTC slid 5.49% to $95,383 before attempting to recover above $96,000. The shift signals heightened market anxiety and a rise in short-term volatility.
Bitcoin is seeing renewed volatility as a head-and-shoulders pattern re-emerges following last week's fakeout, putting pressure on the neckline. Traders are watching for a decisive break to confirm downside targets or a rejection that would invalidate the setup.
Bitcoin slipped to $96,831.50 after a 6.04% drop while trading volume jumped 56% to $144.88 billion, signaling heightened volatility. Market participants are focused on upcoming Federal Reserve guidance that could steer short-term sentiment across crypto markets.
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.