• Ethereum price prediction for November 14 stays bearish below $2,000, with $1,893 the 24-hour low ETH must hold
  • US spot Ethereum ETFs lost $523.80M over five straight sessions through November 11, per SoSoValue
  • Coinglass shows longs took 90% of $286.80M in 24-hour liquidations as ETH fell 5.25%

Ethereum price prediction for November 14 stays bearish below $2,000, the level ETH needs to reclaim after breaking below its falling channel.

Ethereum Price Analysis: Can ETH Reclaim $2,000?

ETH trades at $1,940.80, down 5.25% over 24 hours, after breaking below the channel it held since mid-September. The former channel floor near $2,115 now acts as resistance, while all four daily moving averages sit higher, between $2,196 and $2,316.

Ethereum has lost roughly 31% from its late-September high near $2,800. RSI at 24.48 signals oversold conditions, but there is no clear reversal yet. Support sits around 1,800–1,830, where buyers stepped in during July and August.

For November 14, 1,800–2,000 remains the likely range. Recovering $2,000 would bring $2,115 back into focus, while a daily close below $1,800 could expose $1,500.

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ETH Support and Resistance Levels, November 14, 2026

Bitcoin’s Fall Is Pulling Ethereum Down With It

  • Bitcoin broke its rising trendline and trades near $68,686, down about 7% in 24 hours per CoinGecko.
  • CoinDesk reported the dollar index above 103, its highest since April 2025, as odds of a half-point Fed hike in December rose after a hot October CPI report.
  • Nvidia said in an SEC filing that its CEO resigned, and its stock is down 18.8% on the week, which adds to the tech selloff.

ETH is trading the same pressure, so Bitcoin reclaiming $70,000 is the first thing it needs.

US Ethereum ETFs Lose $523.80M in Five Straight Sessions

US spot Ethereum ETFs have lost $523.80M over five straight sessions through November 11, including $144.81M on that day, since their last inflow of $53.02M on November 4. Total net assets fell to $11.65B from $14.12B, a drop of about 17%. The outflows explain only about a fifth of that drop, so most of the damage came from the falling price.

The latest figures are incomplete. Partial data for November 12 shows another $8.06M out, led by Grayscale’s ETH fund at $6.72M. BlackRock’s ETHA and ETHB and Fidelity’s FETH have not yet reported.

Ethereum Derivatives: Longs Take 90% of Liquidations

Ethereum’s selloff forced exchanges to close $286.80 million in leveraged positions over 24 hours. Traders betting on higher prices accounted for $258.19 million, or 90%, of those losses.

Open interest fell 4.44% to $23.85 billion as positions closed. Meanwhile, futures trading volume jumped 85.26% to $50.97 billion as activity picked up during the decline.

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About 55% of liquidations occurred in the past four hours, although the latest hour recorded just $2.77 million. That suggests forced closures have slowed, but does not confirm the selling is over.

Funding remained slightly positive at 0.0017% every eight hours, meaning traders holding longs paid a small fee to short sellers.

Whale vs Retail Delta Passes 0.6 as Whales Add Longs

CW (@CW8900) said ETH’s Whale vs Retail Delta, a measure of how large traders are positioned against small ones, has risen sharply and passed 0.6. He says whales are rapidly adding long positions while retail traders are being liquidated, so whales hold a growing share of the longs.

For ETH, that means big buyers may be absorbing the selling that is forcing smaller traders out, which would support a bounce. Coinglass’s top-trader ratios show 1.82 long positions per short on Binance and 2.11 on OKX, which fits his claim. It only helps if ETH holds $1,893, because whales can be wrong.

Ethereum Price Prediction Scenarios for November 14

Bullish Case, Target: $2,115

ETH holds the 24-hour low at $1,893, closes above $2,000 and the 24-hour high at $2,052.60, then reaches $2,115, about 9% above today’s price. A close above it would open the 20-day EMA at $2,196, about 13% higher. A pause in ETF outflows and a Bitcoin rebound above $70,000 would fit this path.

Bearish Case, Risk Level: $1,800 (Round Level)

ETH closes below the 24-hour low at $1,893 and then $1,800, about 7% below today’s price. That would put $1,500 in play, about 23% lower. Another day of ETF outflows and Bitcoin losing $65,000, with Coinglass’s Fear & Greed reading already at 21, would fit this path.

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FAQs

ETH stays bearish below $2,000 and could move toward the broken channel line near $2,115 if it holds $1,893 and closes above $2,000. A daily close below $1,800 would put $1,500 in play.

ETH is down 5.25% over 24 hours at $1,940.80, according to Coinglass, and has broken below its falling channel. Bitcoin’s drop, a dollar index above 103, $523.80M of ETF outflows over five sessions and $258.19M of long liquidations all coincide with it, though none of the data ties the fall to a single cause.

US spot Ethereum ETFs lost $144.81M on November 11 and $523.80M over five straight sessions, according to SoSoValue. Partial data for November 12 shows another $8.06M out.

The 24-hour low at $1,893 is the first support, followed by $1,800, the round level inside the shaded support zone. A close below $1,800 would put $1,500 in play.

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