Market brief · 2026-11-14
Bitcoin slips 2.27% to $67,179 as 48 of 55 coins fall; Injective gains 7.03%
· By the MyCryptoSignal Data Desk · Written from our own collected price data
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Crypto spent Friday giving ground, with Bitcoin slipping to $67,179, down 2.27%, and the total market cap easing 2.14% to $2.14 trillion. It was the second heavy session in a row — 48 of 55 tracked coins fell, and only one rose. Ether traded at $1,896.68, down 2.12%, while Bitcoin dominance held at 63.1%.
The whole board leaned lower. Total market cap stood at $2.14 trillion, down 2.14% over 24 hours and 10.47% over the week. Bitcoin traded at $67,179, off 2.27% on the day and 11.34% on the week, with dominance at 63.1%. Ether changed hands at $1,896.68, down 2.12%. Volume across the tracked market reached $125.45 billion. Bitcoin's 11.34% weekly decline sits alongside a 10.47% weekly drop in the aggregate cap.
Breadth was lopsided. Of 55 tracked coins, 48 fell, six held inside a percentage point and one rose. Every cohort finished red: the eight majors averaged a 2.39% decline with seven fallers and no risers; the five meme coins averaged 3.57% lower, all five down; the 39 other coins averaged 2.94% lower with 36 fallers and a single riser. The meme cohort's 3.57% average was the deepest of the three.
Injective was the day's one clear riser. INJ traded at $8.04, up 7.03%, on $160.49 million of volume. Its 14-day RSI read 52.9 and its trend was up, the only uptrend among the five names on the risers list. The token ranged between $7.39 and $8.33 over 24 hours. It is still down 2.61% on the week but up 10.75% on the month, one of the few coins in the packet holding a positive 30-day print.
Behind Injective, the gains were thin. TRON held at $0.312527, up 0.56%, with $256.91 million of volume and an RSI of 53.2, though it remains 1.60% lower on the week. Monero added 0.15% to $529.42, with an RSI of 49.6 and a 13.27% weekly decline. The Graph slipped 0.17% to $0.017386 but carried the highest RSI of the group at 56.5. Bittensor fell 1.16% to $207.75, its RSI at 40.8.
The declines were concentrated in younger, higher-beta names. Celestia dropped 12.41% to $0.369335, the worst print in the packet, with an RSI of 20.3 and a 15.53% weekly loss. Ethena fell 7.71% to $0.128039 on $337.95 million of volume, now 21.34% lower over seven days. Pepe slid 7.61% to $0.00000424, though it is still up 10.47% on the month. Pyth Network lost 7.27% and Worldcoin 6.58%, the latter down 39.32% over 30 days.
Technical breadth matched the price action. Of 30 sampled coins, none were overbought, one was oversold, none carried an uptrend and 26 were in downtrends. Bitcoin's own RSI sat at 32.9 with a down trend and a volatility reading of zero. Support rests at $66,572.50 and resistance at $69,073.20, with the price sitting between the two. That mix reads as a tape that has cooled rather than one stretched to either side.
Over seven days the winners list is short. Beam leads with a 7.58% weekly gain at $0.00423795, Jupiter is up 6.43% at $0.255723 and Immutable up 0.56% at $0.117426. The losers run deeper: Ethena down 21.34%, Quant down 20.95% at $156.51 and Uniswap down 20.77% at $5.52. Tether led turnover at $52.18 billion against $125.45 billion for the whole market. Only Ethena appears on both today's decliners and the week's, which points to a persistent slide rather than a one-day move.
The tape is telling a story of broad de-risking rather than rotation. Forty-eight of 55 tracked coins fell, the aggregate cap lost 2.14% in a day and 10.47% in a week, and Bitcoin's 11.34% weekly decline is steeper than the market's. What stands out is how few places money found shelter: Injective's 7.03% gain and TRON's 0.56% were the only meaningful risers, and both remain below their 24-hour highs. Meanwhile 26 of 30 sampled coins are in downtrends, none are overbought, and Bitcoin's RSI of 32.9 is the closest thing to a stretched reading on the board. Bitcoin dominance at 63.1% says capital is not leaving crypto so much as concentrating in the largest asset. That is a defensive posture, not an aggressive one.
Yesterday's brief flagged Bitcoin at $68,804 after a 6.46% slide; today it sits at $67,179, a second straight day of losses and the lowest price across the four sessions covered by our recent briefs. The level that matters is support at $66,572.50 — the price is holding above it, but only just. On the other side, Celestia's RSI of 20.3 is the single oversold reading among 30 sampled coins, and Ethena's 21.34% weekly decline is the deepest in the packet. Watch whether the one-riser count changes.
Data, not advice.
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