Crypto · Developing · 6 reports from 4 outlets

Bitcoin Price Breaks Below $72K as $656M Liquidation Bloodbath Hits Crypto

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Coverage so far

GodsView has logged 6 reports on this story from 4 outlets, including Bitcoin.com, CoinDesk, Yonhap and Seeking Alpha, between 12 Nov 2026, 07:18 UTC and 13 Nov 2026, 11:52 UTC.

The earliest report we saw came from Yonhap (12 Nov 2026, 07:18 UTC): “S. Korean won hits 15-day high against U.S. dollar on foreign inflows”.

The most recent, from CoinDesk (13 Nov 2026, 11:52 UTC): “Bitcoin hits 12-week low as dollar rallies on interest-rate outlook, liquidations top $1.6 billion”.

Market reaction

Delayed quotes as of . Change since the story began compares with the last price at or before 12 Nov 2026, 07:18 UTC.

  • BTC (BTC): $69,335, −4.77% on the day, −5.68% since the story began

Live timeline

Newest first. Times are when each outlet published.

  1. — Bitcoin hits 12-week low as dollar rallies on interest-rate outlook, liquidations top $1.6 billion CoinDesk · original
  2. — Bitcoin Price Crashes Below $68K as Crypto Liquidations Hit $1.6B Bitcoin.com · original
  3. — Bitcoin slips 4% below $70K mark as broader crypto market faces heavy liquidations Seeking Alpha · original
  4. — Bitcoin dips below $70,000 as Dollar Index hits 19-month high CoinDesk · original
  5. — Bitcoin Price Breaks Below $72K as $656M Liquidation Bloodbath Hits Crypto Bitcoin.com · original
  6. — S. Korean won hits 15-day high against U.S. dollar on foreign inflows Yonhap · original

Outlets covering this story

Bitcoin.com (2), CoinDesk (2), Yonhap (1), Seeking Alpha (1)

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