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Bitcoin Regains $65,000 After Falling to Four-Month Low

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Briefings

Bitcoin fell to a four-month low on November 14, 2026, before recovering to $65,000 by November 15, 2026. The recovery coincided with seven consecutive net outflows from US spot Bitcoin ETFs, marking the first time in a month that ETFs have not recorded net inflows. This event occurred after the Coinbase low dropped 0.9% below its earlier Saturday trough, indicating a brief dip before stabilization.

Key points

• Bitcoin reached a four-month low on November 14, 2026, before recovering to $65,000 by November 15, 2026.
• US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded seven straight sessions of net outflows, marking the first time in a month that ETFs have not recorded net inflows.

Context

Bitcoin's price action in late November 2026 was characterized by a sharp decline to a four-month low, followed by a recovery driven by ETF outflows. The specific recovery date of November 15, 2026, coincided with seven consecutive net outflows from US spot Bitcoin ETFs, a significant market shift.

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Evidence is limited to a single day of price action and one specific market event. The exact duration of the four-month low and the precise reasons for the seven consecutive ETF outflows remain unverified. No broader market context or historical comparison is provided in the source.

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