Bitcoin Today: Bitcoin Slips 1.51% to $67,207 as Ethereum and Solana Also Drift Lower
Bitcoin fell 1.51% to $67,207.33 on Saturday while Ethereum eased 0.99% and Solana dropped 2.85%, with stock markets closed for the weekend.
Bitcoin fell 1.51% to $67,207.33 on Saturday, and Solana lost more, down 2.85% to $75.87. Ethereum eased 0.99% to $1,908.30. Crypto trades around the clock, so it is one of the few places where prices keep moving while stock markets are shut.
The short version
- Bitcoin: down 1.51% at $67,207.33, still well below its yearly high of $96,929.
- Ethereum: down 0.99% at $1,908.30, a smaller drop than Bitcoin.
- Solana: the weakest of the three, down 2.85% at $75.87.
- Stocks and bonds: Wall Street is closed for the weekend. Its Friday session ended with the Nasdaq down 0.91%.
- Next: Nvidia reports on Tuesday after the bell, and Walmart reports on Thursday before the bell.
How far have the big coins fallen?
Saturday's slide adds to a long retreat. Bitcoin is down 18.18% over the past month and 23.2% so far this year. Over the past year it has traded between $58,558.86 at the low and $96,929.33 at the high, so today's price sits closer to the bottom of that band than the top. Anyone who bought near the peak is still deep underwater, while buyers near the low are sitting on a gain.
Ethereum has had a rougher stretch. It is down 21.81% over the month and 35.68% for the year. Over the past year its high is $3,354.72 and its low is $1,564.82, which puts it nearer the bottom of that range as well.
Solana's 2.85% drop is the sharpest of the three today. Smaller coins often swing more than Bitcoin in both directions, and today fits that pattern.
Why crypto can move when stocks cannot
Stock exchanges close on weekends, and so do the markets for gold and oil. Crypto does not. That means weekend prices can react to news before stock traders get a chance to respond on Monday. A weekend move is not always a signal for Monday, though, because trading is thinner and prices can jump on smaller orders.
For now, the prices tell the story: all three coins are lower, and the larger the coin's usual swings, the bigger the drop.
What did Wall Street do before the weekend?
Friday was a split session. The Nasdaq fell 0.91% to 25,136.27 and the S&P 500 slipped 0.41% to 7,561.67. The Dow Jones edged up 0.1%. Our Wall Street close report covers the day in full.
Chip names led the declines. AMD dropped 8.75%, Cisco fell 6.24% and Broadcom lost 4.76%. Those are the kinds of technology stocks that tend to sway risk appetite, which is one reason crypto traders watch the Nasdaq.
Rates and the dollar
The US 10-year Treasury yield rose to 5.154%, up 1% on the day. Yields rise when bond prices fall. The VIX, Wall Street's fear gauge, which climbs when traders pay more for protection against swings, rose 3.21% to 19.3. The Dollar Index was flat at 103.411.
Gold and oil
Gold held steady at $3,886.30 an ounce, up 0.03%. Brent crude finished at $95.84 a barrel, up 0.02%. Silver fell 1.89% to $49.12.
What to watch next
- Monday: PDD Holdings reports before the bell, and US stock futures reopen on Sunday evening in New York.
- Tuesday: Disney and Home Depot report before the bell, and Nvidia reports after the close.
- Wednesday: Target, Lowe's and Palo Alto Networks are on the earnings calendar.
- Thursday: Walmart reports before the bell and Intuit reports after the close.
You can follow live prices on our Bitcoin and Ethereum pages, and check the Nasdaq page for the index that crypto has often followed lately.
Markets at a glance
| Market | Last | Change | % Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin | 67,207 | −1,031 | −1.51% |
| Ethereum | 1,908.30 | −19.11 | −0.99% |
| Solana | 75.87 | −2.22 | −2.85% |
Data as of 14 Nov 2026, 18:59 WIB (11:59 GMT). Source: JournalArta Markets; some exchange data may be delayed up to 15 minutes. Follow live prices on JournalArta Markets. This article is for information only and is not investment advice.
