Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $63,000, setting a new low as its multiweek decline deepened and placing the latest trough 12.5% beneath the low in a Nov. 12 snapshot.
Coinbase and Bitstamp both recorded the break under $63,000. The readings show the move on both venues. The 12.5% figure compares two lows rather than Bitcoin’s change from a live quote; it measures the gap between the latest trough and the Nov. 12 reference point.
That drawdown uses the October peak as its reference, while the 12.5% figure compares the latest low with the Nov. 12 low.
The latest move adds a lower point to the multiweek slide. Its break below $63,000 was visible on both Coinbase and Bitstamp, and the low-to-low comparison places the new trough 12.5% under the Nov. 12 mark. The two measurements describe different parts of the same retreat: the threshold broken and the distance from the prior low.
Enna Lee
Enna Lee reports on investing and digital-asset markets for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to [email protected].


