[Bitcoin now] Bitcoin falls to $67,168 as volume drops and extreme fear deepens

November 14, 2026, at 12:40 UTC

Bitcoin fell as trading volume contracted and sentiment slipped deeper into extreme fear. Active addresses and search interest increased, while exchange flows showed a net withdrawal of bitcoin.

📈 Price now: $67,168 (-2.98%) Bitcoin declined over the past 24 hours, extending the recent pattern of losses.

Trading volume: $31.08 billion (-32.75%) Turnover contracted alongside the price decline, indicating lower trading activity during the latest reporting period.

Daily return, November 13: -4.40% The five daily returns were +0.69% on November 9, -2.09% on November 10, +0.30% on November 11, -3.45% on November 12 and -4.40% on November 13. Modest gains were interspersed with larger declines, with losses widening across the final two sessions.

Asset comparison: S&P 500 ↓ · gold ↓ The S&P 500 fell 0.40% to 7,561.67, while gold edged down 0.01% to 3,880.04. Bitcoin declined alongside both assets.

MACD: daily -2,911 · weekly 601 The negative daily reading indicated weaker short-term momentum. The weekly reading remained positive, leaving the two time frames with contrasting signals.

❤️ Sentiment now: dominance 59.51% (-0.15%) Bitcoin’s share of total cryptocurrency market capitalization declined. A lower share alone does not establish that alternative cryptocurrencies rose in price.

Fear and Greed Index: 13 (Extreme Fear) The reading fell from 20 the previous day and 25 a week earlier, indicating a further deterioration in sentiment.

Google Trends score: 77 on November 13, versus 66 on November 12 Search interest increased from the preceding reading. Greater attention during a price decline does not, by itself, establish stronger buying demand.

🧭 Market now: SOPR 0.9963 The spent output profit ratio remained below its break-even threshold, indicating that bitcoin moving on-chain was, in aggregate, being spent at a loss.

Funding rate: +0.0034% (annualized +3.8%) Funding remained positive and in neutral territory, with long positions paying short positions. The rate declined from the preceding reading, suggesting softer demand for leveraged long exposure.

Exchange reserves: 2,599,101 bitcoin Reserves declined 0.22%, reducing the amount held on exchanges. The decline alone does not establish whether withdrawn coins will remain in long-term holdings.

Exchange net flows: 5,738 bitcoin in net outflows Withdrawals exceeded deposits, showing a net movement of bitcoin away from exchanges during the reporting period.

Active addresses: 689,347 Coin Metrics recorded an increase from 675,769 in the November 13 reading. Network activity rose despite falling prices, although address activity alone does not distinguish buying from selling.

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

Enna Lee

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