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Bitcoin slips under $70,000 as strong dollar and futures liquidations hit crypto

TradingGain NewsroomTradingGain Newsroom··13 Nov 2026, 03:37 UTC

Bitcoin fell below $70,000 and ether dropped under $2,000 in an early Friday selloff. Large liquidations in the futures market added to the pressure. The Dollar Index hit a 19-month high, a move that may make risk assets like crypto harder to hold for traders.

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Why it matters

  • Bitcoin fell below $70,000 and ether traded under $2,000 early Friday.
  • Large futures liquidations mean leveraged positions were forced to close.
  • The Dollar Index reached a 19-month high, a macro factor traders should track.

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Watch whether bitcoin can hold above $70,000 and whether the Dollar Index keeps rising.

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