Bitcoin fell $13,000 over three days to $94,000, sparking debate over whether the bottom has been reached. Analyst Merlijn The Trader warns a CME futures gap near $92,000 could pull prices lower before a potential rebound. Exchange reserves hit a record low, a rare combination with declining prices that historically precedes significant moves.

Michael Saylor refuted speculation that Strategy sold bitcoin holdings after BTC dropped below $94,000 on November 14, 2025. Saylor confirmed the company bought BTC every day this week. Strategy holds 641,692 BTC worth approximately $62 billion.

Bitcoin fell to $94,500 on Thursday, its lowest level since May, after losing more than $12,000 from Monday's peak of $107,000. The decline followed a brief rally sparked by President Trump's government reopening announcement. Canary's XRP ETF launched on Thursday, surpassing previous first-day trading records set by SOL ETFs.

Bitcoin dropped below $96,000 on November 14, 2025, hitting a six-month low after losing over $10,000 in three days. Market speculation intensified following claims that Strategy sold $1 billion in BTC. Analysis later confirmed the transaction involved an internal transfer of 58,915 BTC worth $5.77 billion between wallets, according to Lookonchain.

Canary Capital will debut the first US-based spot XRP exchange-traded fund on November 13, providing full exposure to the asset. Two AI platforms predict an immediate price surge to approximately $3.00 following the launch, followed by a sharp correction toward $2.00–$2.20 as traders secure profits. The projections cite historical sell-the-news patterns observed in Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF launches.

A cryptocurrency analyst has projected XRP could climb to $6 after an initial retracement to $1.90. Ali Martinez, who has over 160,000 followers on X, describes the potential pullback as a buying opportunity before the asset advances toward higher levels. In an extended scenario, Martinez suggests XRP could reach $10 if a bullish flag pattern completes.

XRP has fallen nearly 10% over the past week, trading below $2.30 after stalling at $2.40. On-chain data show long-term holders are now realizing profits during price weakness rather than rallies—a behavior shift from previous cycles that raises questions about near-term momentum.

Bitcoin dropped below $100,000 multiple times in the past week, marking its first sub-six-figure trading since June. Analyst Ali Martinez identified three critical support levels at $98,340, $75,475, and $55,980 using pricing band analysis. Demand indicators have returned to positive territory after weeks of negative readings, according to analyst CW.

Ethereum climbed to nearly $3,500 on November 8 after falling to $3,200 earlier in the day, gaining 4.5%. Analyst Ali Martinez projects ETH could eventually reach $10,000, but suggests the token may first need to drop to $2,000 to flush out weak holders. US spot Ethereum ETFs recorded net outflows of $507.7 million over the past week.