The cryptocurrency market has dropped below $2.40T in total capitalization, breaching its 200-day moving average as bearish sentiment intensifies. Bitcoin fell below $72K on 13 November, while Ethereum dropped under the $2,000 threshold, erasing gains from its August rally amid rising expectations for a 50 bp Federal Reserve rate hike in December.
Bitcoin fell below $72K on 13 November and lost the 200-day moving average after four days of failed bull defences, with a stop-loss cluster risked triggering further selling. The next significant support sits at $63–66K, far below current levels. A rise back above $75K would invalidate the bearish setup.
- ▼ Break below $72K and the 200-day moving average at 13:50 GMT on 13 November
- ▼ Triggered stop-loss orders could accelerate the fall toward the $63–66K support zone
- ▲ A rise above $75K would put Bitcoin back above the latest local high and the September low, invalidating the bearish view
- ▲ DAT companies' purchase-to-sales ratio falling below 90% has historically been a good buying moment