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Bitcoin falls to US$ 65k with bet on Fed rate hike and ETF withdrawals
₿ BITCOIN NOW — 14/11/2026 BTC: US$ 65,807 | 24h: -4.6% | 24h High: US$ 69,051 | 24h Low: US$ 65,062 (CoinGecko) Strong decline day: BTC lost the US$ 66k level, pressured by expectations of a US interest rate hike and a new week of withdrawals from spot ETFs. 📰 WHAT HAPPENED TODAY 1. BTC falls to US$ 65k and tests the 200-week average The price retreated from around US$ 72k to a low of US$ 65,020, with around US$ 1 billion in liquidations in 24h, with US$ 382 million in BTC, according to Coinglass (other sources cite up to US$ 1.26 billion). The price returned to the 200-week moving average, a historically relevant support level. 💡 Why it matters: losing this support usually deepens the bear cycle. Source: Bitcoin.com News / Cointelegraph 2. Market prices in Fed rate hike in December With October's CPI above expectations (+0.4% for the month), the CME FedWatch indicates 88.5% chance of a 0.25 point hike at the 8-9/12 meeting and 11.5% chance of a 0.50 hike. Fed director Christopher Waller argued that half a point should be considered. 💡 Why it matters: higher interest rates reduce appetite for risk assets, including Bitcoin. Source: Bitcoin.com News / Decrypt 3. Bitcoin ETFs: seven consecutive trading days of outflows Spot ETFs in the US lost US$ 1.07 billion in the week of 9-13/11 (Farside data); in two weeks, redemptions total US$ 2.35 billion. BlackRock's IBIT alone accounted for US$ 908 million in the week. 💡 Why it matters: ETFs are today the main barometer of institutional demand. Source: crypto.news / Cointelegraph 🔗 SOURCES https://news.bitcoin.com/market-updates/fed-rate-hike-odds-reach-near-certain… https://crypto.news/weekly-crypto-etf-outflows-bitcoin-ethereum-november-13/ https://decrypt.co/382950/bitcoin-falls-hot-us-inflation-fears-bigger-fed-rat… https://cointelegraph.com/markets/bitcoin-etf-outflows-persist-while-equity-i… Day summary: macro pressure (inflation and interest rates in the US) and ETF redemptions took BTC to its lowest level in months. Informational content; not an investment recommendation.