Bitcoin at $65,525, Ether at $1,835: crypto prices today, November 15, 2026

Bitcoin traded at about $65,525 on Coinbase at roughly 8:10 AM ET Sunday, down 1.9% from the price 24 hours earlier. That is a recovery from the session low: Coinbase's 24-hour range for Bitcoin runs from $61,946 to $66,826, so the price is about $3,600 above the bottom of that range. Ether was at $1,835, down 3.0% on the day and 13.7% on the week.

It follows Saturday night's slide, when Bitcoin touched $62,900 and Ether $1,735. Both have bounced since.

The numbers

Coinbase Exchange prices at about 8:10 AM ET on November 15. The 24-hour change compares the last trade with the price 24 hours earlier. The 7-day change compares it with the daily close a week ago (UTC), so it covers slightly less than seven full days. Coinbase's own 24-hour range is used for Bitcoin's low and high.

What moved

Cointelegraph reported Sunday that Bitcoin fell to a 24-hour low of $62,080.91 on CoinGecko, its weakest since July by that outlet's count, before rebounding above $65,000. It put total crypto market capitalization at $2.26 trillion, down about 4% in 24 hours, and said CoinGecko showed Ether down 19.5% over a week and Solana down 20.7%. Those weekly figures use a different window than ours, which is why they are larger than the table's.

The same report cited U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF net outflows of $1.07 billion in the week ended November 13 after $1.28 billion the week before, $2.35 billion over two weeks, and said BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust extended its outflow streak to 11 trading sessions on Friday. We have not verified those fund-flow figures against issuer or data-provider tables ourselves, so treat them as Cointelegraph's numbers.

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index reads 10, "Extreme Fear", down from 13 on Saturday, according to its own data feed. Cointelegraph, citing the same index, put Friday at 20.

What we could not confirm

CoinDesk ran a story Sunday headlined "XRP crashes to its lowest since November 2024 as money leaves crypto." Its page was blocked by a security check when we tried to read it, so we are reporting only the headline, not its contents. We did not find a single confirmed trigger, such as an exchange failure, hack or regulatory action, for this week's decline. Cointelegraph's daily roundup for Sunday leads with other items: the wind-down of the stUSDT real-world-asset protocol and layoffs at MegaETH's parent organization, neither of which is large enough to explain a market-wide move.

What traders are watching

• Sunday's weekly close and whether the roughly $62,000 low holds. Weekend order books are thinner, which can exaggerate moves in either direction.
• Monday's ETF flow data, to see whether the outflow streak extends.
• Stock-index futures, which reopen Sunday evening, for a read on risk appetite.

Live quotes are on crypto prices and crypto movers.

Sources: Coinbase Exchange price data; CoinGecko; alternative.me Fear & Greed Index; Cointelegraph; CoinDesk (headline only). Crypto assets are volatile. This is market information, not investment advice.