The Bitcoin price today is below $67,000 after the asset also lost the $68,000 level on November 13, 2026, according to BeInCrypto and Watcher.Guru. That leaves BTC more than 45% under its all-time high of $126,080 and fuels the question of whether the market is building a floor or the correction is still running.
What happened and why it matters
- BTC fell below $68,000 on November 13 and below $67,000 in the early hours of November 14, according to BeInCrypto and Watcher.Guru.
- Watcher.Guru reported more than $330 million liquidated across the crypto market in two hours.
- In the same move, ETH dropped under $1,900, XRP under $1.00 and SOL under $75, per Watcher.Guru.
- Cointelegraph said Strategy's 850,364 BTC, bought at an average cost of $75,456, are sitting on an unrealized loss of about $6.85 billion.
The crypto market drop accelerated within a few hours. Liquidations tend to amplify moves: when price breaks key levels, leveraged positions are force-closed, which pushes price lower still. It is a common mechanism, although the sources do not say how much of the decline it explains.
BeInCrypto describes a debate among analysts on X: some argue the record high will never return, while others think a floor could form soon. These are opinions, not facts, and none is confirmed by data.
The slide also hits companies that hold BTC. With Bitcoin below $67,000, Strategy is carrying an unrealized loss against its average cost, which would only become a realized loss if it sold. Cointelegraph puts the figure at about $6.85 billion; the exact amount shifts with every price move.
DiarioBitcoin reports that Tokyo-listed Metaplanet lowered its 2026 revenue forecast from ¥16 billion to ¥6.5 billion and its operating profit target from ¥11.4 billion to ¥3 billion. With its mNAV below 1, issuing shares to fund BTC purchases is unattractive, so the firm will prioritize buying back stock with part of the ¥52 billion raised through a convertible bond. According to that outlet, its shares fell 4.37% to ¥219 on November 13 and are down 53.21% so far in 2026.
Scenarios and probabilities
What follows is Predik's own analysis, not data from the sources and not the probability of any market. The percentages are subjective estimates and can change quickly.
- Rebound and a close above $70,000 on November 30 (own estimate: 35%): liquidations run out, demand returns and BTC recovers the lost zone.
- Low range, between $62,000 and $70,000 (own estimate: 40%): price chops without a clear trend and the close lands near the threshold, with an uncertain outcome.
- Renewed weakness, with a clear close below $67,000 (own estimate: 25%): more liquidations, pressure on companies holding BTC in their treasuries and weaker risk appetite.
Impact on prediction markets
For prediction market users, the drop redraws the relevant thresholds. With BTC under $67,000, getting back above $70,000 requires a recovery of several percentage points in about two weeks.
- High volatility makes any threshold more sensitive, so it pays to read the resolution rules and the exact closing time.
- For users in LATAM, overnight moves in dollars are felt in local currencies and stablecoins, and many traders follow these thresholds as a hedge or as a directional view.
What prediction markets are saying
Predik has a market titled «Will Bitcoin close above $70,000 on Monday, November 30, 2026?», with Yes / No outcomes, closing on November 30, 2026 at 15:00 UTC. It is a pre-market: it takes commitments before it opens and does not trade yet, so there are no market odds to cite. None of the figures in this article should be read as its probability.
Risks and what would invalidate this thesis
Uncertainty is considerable. The Strategy loss and liquidation figures come from posts on X and from media reports, and they may be revised. Bitcoin ETF outflows matter for sentiment, but the sources behind this analysis give no flow data, so nothing is claimed about them.
- A strong, sustained rebound above $70,000 before November 30 would weaken the bearish scenario.
- New mass liquidations or bad news for companies holding BTC in treasury would reinforce selling pressure.
- Metaplanet's deterioration shows the limit of funding purchases through share issuance, but it does not by itself prove a forced sale of BTC.
- None of this is financial advice: crypto markets are highly volatile and you can lose capital.
FAQ
What is the Bitcoin price today? According to Watcher.Guru and Cointelegraph, BTC fell below $67,000 on November 14, 2026. Check an exchange for the live quote.
How much is Strategy down? Cointelegraph estimates an unrealized loss of about $6.85 billion on 850,364 BTC with an average cost of $75,456.
Why does Metaplanet's mNAV matter? With mNAV below 1, issuing shares dilutes the BTC exposure per share, according to DiarioBitcoin, which is why the company is prioritizing buybacks.
Will there be odds for the $70,000 market? Not yet: it is a pre-market with no open trading and no odds.
Sources
- BeInCrypto, November 14, 2026
- Cointelegraph, November 14, 2026
- Watcher.Guru, November 14, 2026
- DiarioBitcoin, November 14, 2026
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