Bitcoin falls 6.82% to USD 68,656 and trades below its main moving averages

FinanceInternationalDiarioBitcoinNov 13, 2026, 12:08 AMAI summary

Bitcoin dropped 6.82% to USD 68,656.44 in a session with USD 37.48 billion in volume, 42.80% above its 30-day average. The asset trades below its main moving averages and has lost 9.26% over seven days and 29.55% over 52 weeks. Its RSI of 23.6 and stochastic of 0.6 point to oversold conditions, while the MACD remains bearish. Rising bond yields and USD 3.6 billion in BTC sent to exchanges provide context without confirming a single catalyst.

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Bitcoin fell 6.82% to USD 68,656.44 on volume 42.80% above its 30-day average.
The price sits below its 5- to 200-session SMAs and 4.30% under the intraday VWAP of USD 71,743.70.
An RSI of 23.6 and a stochastic of 0.6 signal oversold conditions, but the MACD remains bearish.

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Bitcoin falls 6.82% to USD 68,656 and trades below its main moving averages

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