Bitcoin (BTC) trades at $65,246. Over the past 24 hours the price fell 5.33%, trading between $65,064 and $69,052. That is stronger than the crypto market as a whole: total market capitalization changed −7.31% in 24 hours. Over 7 days BTC is down 13.59%, over 30 days it is down 20.60%. Bitcoin ranks #1 by market capitalization with $1.31T. Its 24-hour trading volume of $34.44B equals 2.63% of market cap. The price is 48.38% below the all-time high of $126,080 set on October 6, 2025. 20,111,887 BTC are in circulation — 95.77% of the maximum supply of 21,000,000. Perpetual futures funding is positive (0.0055% per 8 hours): long positions pay short ones. Positions worth $5.93M were liquidated in 24 hours; longs accounted for 83.00%. News summaries mentioning Bitcoin published on Satoshi Daily in the last 7 days: 151.
Data: CoinGecko (price, market cap, supply), Binance, Bybit and OKX (derivatives). Updated Nov 14, 2026, 05:14 PM UTC. Market data, not investment advice.
Importance-weighted average tone of our stories about the coin over the last 24 hours, from −1 (negative news) to +1 (positive). It describes news coverage; it is not a price forecast or a recommendation.
Although weekends are typically calmer within the cryptocurrency community, this one is an evident exception to the rule, with BTC, ETH, XRP, and essentially all other altcoins posting fresh losses. We will focus exclusively on the Ethereum developments in this article, as there’s another controversial move by the Ethereum Foundation. EF Sells, Schiff Bearish Again Reports started to emerge all the way at the end of the previous month that the Ethereum Foundation had accelerated its selling spree.
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