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Bitcoin Today: Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana Rise on Sunday

Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana rose on Sunday evening, led by Ether. The latest move came as the coins remained weaker over the past month and this year.

By Alistair Sterling
November 15, 20263 min read
Bitcoin Today: Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana Rise on Sunday
A bull and bear watch crypto coins edge higher while stock desks sit empty. (AI Illustration)

Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana were higher on Sunday evening, with Ethereum leading the three major coins in the latest market snapshot. The gains came during a weekend session, while stock, gold and oil markets were closed.

The short version

  • Crypto: Bitcoin traded at sixty-five thousand four hundred seventeen dollars and eighty-nine cents, up two point zero three percent, while Ethereum rose three point five four percent and Solana gained three point three two percent.
  • Context: Bitcoin remained down nineteen point seven three percent over the past month and twenty-five point two four percent year to date.
  • Ethereum: Ether was down twenty-four point three two percent over the past month and thirty-eight point two eight percent year to date.
  • Other markets: Stock exchanges, gold and oil were closed for the weekend, so Friday was the latest available session for those markets.
  • Next: Investors will be watching whether the weekend moves hold when traditional markets reopen and whether trading brings fresh information on crypto fund flows.
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What does Sunday’s crypto rebound look like?

At the latest snapshot on Sunday evening, Bitcoin was up two point zero three percent. Ethereum gained three point five four percent to one thousand eight hundred thirty-one dollars and forty cents, while Solana rose three point three two percent to seventy-two dollars and fifty-one cents. Crypto trades around the clock, so these are live weekend prices rather than Friday closing figures. The snapshot captures one moment, and prices can change before the next update.

The gains were broad across the three assets in the snapshot, but the longer view remains weaker. Bitcoin’s one-month change was minus nineteen point seven three percent, and its year-to-date change was minus twenty-five point two four percent. Those figures put Sunday’s advance in context without turning a single session into a confirmed change in trend.

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Ethereum had fallen twenty-four point three two percent over one month and thirty-eight point two eight percent year to date. The figures show a larger recent decline than Bitcoin on both measures in the available data. They do not explain what caused the moves, and the snapshot does not provide a specific catalyst for Sunday’s rise.

Why should readers separate crypto from the weekend market backdrop?

Stocks, gold and oil do not trade on the same continuous schedule as digital assets. Their latest readings in the market pack are from Friday, November some so they should not be described as moving on Sunday. That difference matters when comparing a live crypto quote with prices that have not updated for the weekend.

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Bitcoin and Ethereum also have different recent performance profiles in the supplied data. Bitcoin was down nineteen point seven three percent over one month, while Ethereum was down twenty-four point three two percent. Their year-to-date declines were twenty-five point two four percent and thirty-eight point two eight percent, respectively. These are historical comparisons, not an explanation for the weekend bounce.

Readers can follow the site’s market pages for Bitcoin, Ethereum, the Jakarta Composite Index, the S&P some and the Nasdaq when those exchanges reopen.

What to watch next

  • When traditional markets reopen: Check how equities, gold and oil trade against their Friday closes; the weekend snapshot provides no Sunday prices for them.
  • Crypto fund flows: Recent reports have highlighted outflows from US spot Bitcoin funds, but that earlier information does not establish the reason for Sunday’s rise.
  • Bitcoin and Ethereum: Watch whether the current prices hold and how they compare with the one-month and year-to-date losses in the next market update.
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Markets at a glance

MarketLastChange% Change
Bitcoin65,296+1,177+1.84%
Ethereum1,819.58+50.81+2.87%
Solana72.27+2.09+2.98%

Data as of 15 Nov 2026, 19:01 WIB (12:01 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.

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