The share of newer Bitcoin investors at a loss has risen to 73%, according to the short-term holder profit/loss indicator (STH-PSIL). According to Odaily, analyst Murphy said Bitcoin may not have seen such extreme market conditions in the past 12 years. During the previous bear market, the indicator stood at 51% during the first pullback and rose to 67% during the second, amid interest-rate increases and failures at traditional banks. Murphy said the current market’s opening has some similarities to 2019-2020, when the first Bitcoin pullback pushed STH-PSIL to 97% as the global pandemic spread. He said the current market has not faced a comparable major external shock, though he sees signs of “human intervention.” Murphy said there was no need for excessive pessimism and that he remained confident in Bitcoin’s short- to medium-term outlook, with no plans to sell his holdings. He added that the decline had significantly damaged investor confidence, which may take a long time to recover. He said investors holding coins bought at higher prices could create sustained selling pressure during future rebounds, as in 2019, and that the market may take a long time to emerge from its downturn.

On Nov 15, 2026, 04:58 AM(UTC). According to Binance Market Data, Bitcoin has dropped below 65,000 USDT and is now trading at 64,994.28125 USDT, with a narrowed 3.25% decrease in 24 hours.

According to ChainCatcher citing Liquid247.xyz, a buy order for about 87.52 BTC, worth approximately $5.696 million, was posted on Hyperliquid’s BTC perpetual market at $65,078, about 0.00% below the midpoint of approximately $65,079 at the time. Near-term bids on the exchange totaled about $11.519 million, compared with $1.5328 million in asks. Bids exceeded asks by approximately $9.9871 million, accounting for 76.51% of total depth.

JPYC has been issued for a full year and its application scenarios have expanded, but its circulation scale has only reached about a quarter of the internal target.

The departure of Nvidia founder Jensen Huang is suspected to be a meticulously planned "hunt".

South Korea's ICT exports reached $70.35 billion in October, rising 202.0% year over year and topping $70 billion for a second consecutive month. According to Sina Finance, South Korea's Ministry of Science and ICT and Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy said in their October 2026 ICT Trade Trends report, released on the 15th, that exports had nearly tripled from $23.29 billion a year earlier, with growth exceeding 200% for the first time. Semiconductor exports, the main driver of growth, jumped 259.4% to $56.47 billion, accounting for 80.3% of ICT exports. As the AI industry expanded, demand for high-performance memory chips remained strong, DRAM demand outstripped supply, and chip prices stayed firm. Amid increased AI data-center investment, solid-state drive shipments surged 584.3%. Exports of computers and peripherals rose 439.3% to $5.99 billion. Display exports increased 23.6% to $2.03 billion, supported by stronger demand for OLED panels for foldable phones and notebook computers. Mobile phone exports rose 6.5% to $1.71 billion as higher-end smartphones lifted handset sales while average prices increased. Exports to the United States climbed 522.4% to $15.56 billion. ICT imports rose 52.7% to $19.8 billion from $12.96 billion a year earlier. The ICT trade surplus was $50.55 billion, below September's record $53.71 billion but within the $50 billion range for a second consecutive month.

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The individual was engaged in USDT over-the-counter (OTC) trading. Because a bank card received RMB payments from an underground money exchange chain, the public security authorities initiated an investigation on suspicion of illegal business operations.

A Copa Airlines passenger jet and a UPS cargo plane collided while taxiing at Miami International Airport. According to Sina Finance, citing ATC.com and Flightradar24, air traffic control recordings showed that the Copa jet was scraped after a UPS Boeing 767 entered its path. A controller said the UPS plane should have yielded to the Copa Boeing 737, which had just arrived from Panama. Asked whether it had hit Copa Flight 427, a UPS pilot said, “We went too far, and then his wing brushed against us.” The collision occurred at around 9 p.m. local time. UPS did not immediately respond to a request for comment sent outside normal business hours. Copa also did not immediately respond to a reporter’s inquiry through its investor relations department. The day before the collision, a technical problem caused the longest nationwide grounding in more than 20 years. Officials blamed data overload that disrupted air traffic control communications and radar systems. FlightAware data showed that, as of 10:40 p.m. New York time on Saturday, more than 6,500 flights to and from the United States, particularly domestic flights, had been canceled, while another 8,200 had been delayed. U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said he would formally ask Congress on Monday to approve $50 billion in emergency funding for a comprehensive overhaul of the U.S. air traffic control system.

Hyperliquid ranked third in revenue over the past 24 hours, recording $3.91 million. According to Odaily, revenue over the past seven days reached $18.37 million, up 20.37%. Perpetual futures trading volume totaled $71.567 billion, an increase of 14.36% from the previous seven-day period. Perpetual futures contributed $17.76 million, about 97% of total revenue.

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