As of November 15, 2026, at 12:22 UTC

Bitcoin fell as trading volume increased, putting selling pressure in focus. Sentiment slipped further into extreme fear, while network activity declined and exchange balances showed no net change.

📈 Price now: $65,372.82 (-2.59%) Bitcoin declined over the past 24 hours, extending the recent weakness in prices.

Trading volume: $55.38 billion (+77.43%) Turnover rose sharply as the price fell. Higher volume accompanied the decline, but does not by itself establish whether buying demand is strengthening.

Daily return on November 14: -6.10% The five most recent daily returns were -2.09% on November 10, +0.30% on November 11, -3.45% on November 12, -4.40% on November 13 and -6.10% on November 14. Bitcoin advanced in only one of those sessions, with losses widening across the subsequent daily closes.

Asset comparison: S&P 500 down; gold at $3,880.04 The S&P 500 fell 0.4% to 7,561.67. Gold stood at $3,880.04, although no change figure was available to assess its direction.

MACD: daily -3,513; weekly 459 The negative daily reading indicated downward momentum over the shorter horizon. The weekly reading remained positive, leaving momentum signals divided across the two time frames.

❤️ Sentiment now: Bitcoin dominance 59.48% (-0.03 percentage points) Bitcoin’s share of total cryptocurrency market capitalization edged lower. The reading measures relative market value rather than direct capital flows.

Fear and Greed Index: 10 (Extreme Fear) The index declined from 13 the previous day and 28 a week earlier, showing a further deterioration in sentiment.

Google Trends score: 74 on November 14, versus 71 on November 13 Search interest increased as prices weakened. Greater search activity alone does not demonstrate stronger buying demand.

🧭 Market now: SOPR 0.998 The reading remained below the breakeven threshold, indicating that coins moving on-chain were, on aggregate, realizing losses. SOPR rose 0.17%, suggesting a modest easing in loss realization.

Funding rate: +0.0008% (annualized +0.84%) Positive funding meant long positions paid short positions. The rate declined by 0.0024 percentage points, while the funding regime remained neutral.

Exchange reserves: 2,593,111 BTC Reported reserves were unchanged, offering no indication of a reduction in the amount held on exchanges.

Exchange net flows: 0 BTC Net flows showed neither a net inflow nor a net outflow. This reading provided no directional signal from transfers into or out of exchanges.

Active addresses: 629,103 The November 14 count was below the previous reading of 689,347. Network participation declined even as reported trading volume increased.

This column presents market data and indicator analysis and does not constitute investment advice.

Sources: price, volume, dominance, sentiment, daily returns, MACD, cross-asset prices, on-chain indicators, derivatives funding and search-interest data supplied for this update.

Enna Lee

Enna Lee reports on investing and digital-asset markets for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to [email protected].