Crypto news, 14 November 2026: bitcoin at 65,000 dollars, a seventh day of ETF outflows, Web3Auth restores services and the CFTC expects new registrations

Saturday, 14 November 2026. According to CoinGecko, at around 18:20 Swiss time bitcoin trades at about 65,230 dollars (-4.9% in 24 hours) and ether at about 1,820 dollars (-5.5%).

Markets: bitcoin at a three-month low

According to CoinDesk, after Wall Street closed on Friday bitcoin lost almost another 3% and touched 65,000 dollars, its lowest level in three months, returning to the bottom of its trading range from earlier this year. Over seven days bitcoin is down 13.5%, ether 18%, solana 18% and XRP 16.3%. Investing.com notes that bitcoin's decline since 21 October exceeds 20% and that it is heading for a sixth consecutive weekly loss, against a backdrop of ETF outflows, forced liquidations and weaker risk appetite.

ETFs: a seventh straight negative session for bitcoin funds

According to Farside Investors, US spot bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows of 185.4 million dollars on Friday, 13 November: BlackRock's IBIT lost 143.5 million and Fidelity's FBTC 41.9, while all other funds were flat. It is the seventh consecutive negative session: from 5 to 13 November outflows total 1,907.4 million, and 1,065.3 million in the week of 9 to 13 November alone. Ether ETFs, by contrast, closed slightly positive at +2.3 million (FETH +11.6, Grayscale's ETH mini trust -9.3), ending a run of six outflow sessions; for the week the balance remains at -398.9 million. From 2 to 13 November the total stands at -2,347.0 million for bitcoin and -764.1 million for ether.

Security: Web3Auth restores wallet access after its incident

In an update dated 13 November, Web3Auth sets out the incident it confirmed on 7 November: a flaw in its infrastructure allowed unauthorised access to some embedded wallets created with Google or Apple login, including Torus Wallet and wallets used by third-party applications such as Keplr. Together with Keplr, the company moved funds it considered at risk into recovery wallets and expects to explain how they will be returned in the coming days. Login and wallet access have resumed for existing users; SDK versions 9 and older are deprecated and should be upgraded to version 10 or 11, while new registrations on legacy networks will be re-enabled by 23 November. Web3Auth urges users to rely only on official channels and to ignore unsolicited messages offering to "recover" funds.

US: the CFTC sees exchanges preparing to register

CFTC chairman Michael Selig told CNBC, as reported by Quartz, that several crypto exchanges are preparing to register under the agency's proposed rules. In October the CFTC published an advance notice of proposed rulemaking creating a "crypto asset market" category for platforms offering retail customers leveraged, margined or financed trading; platforms offering only basic spot transactions would not be required to register. According to Selig, new entrants also prefer a single federal licence to 50 state regimes. The move follows the Senate's blocking of the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act in September.

Sources

• CoinDesk, markets on 14.11.2026: https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2026/11/14/bitcoin-drifts-back-to-usd65-000-deep-value-zone-says-analyst
• Investing.com, bitcoin and ETF outflows: https://www.investing.com/news/cryptocurrency-news/bitcoin-slides-below-68000-as-anthropic-ipo-frenzy-drains-market-liquidity-5027106
• CoinGecko, bitcoin price: https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/bitcoin
• Farside Investors, bitcoin ETF flows: https://farside.co.uk/btc/
• Farside Investors, ether ETF flows: https://farside.co.uk/eth/
• Web3Auth, incident update of 13.11.2026: https://web3auth.io/updates/security-incident-update.html
• Quartz, interview with the CFTC chairman: https://qz.com/cftc-selig-crypto-exchanges-register-opt-in-rules-111326