The afternoon extended the morning’s V-shaped recovery, but the rebound stalled below the overnight high
The afternoon confirmed the midday call. The noon post said, “The V-shaped reversal is in place; the 200-week moving average held”—and the afternoon action continued in that direction. At 15:00, a second retest dipped only to 63,777, still well above the level that held at noon, giving the bears no second chance. From 16:00, two consecutive high-volume rallies followed, with trading volumes of $112 million and $126 million—more than double the average of the previous three afternoon candles. At 17:00, the price reached 66,132. The one blemish was the rebound’s ceiling: the day’s high of 66,189, set at 1:00 a.m., was right overhead. The price surged to 66,132 at 17:00 before turning lower. It’s now around 65,500, with the 24-hour loss narrowing to 2.8%. The V-shaped move has filled in most of the morning’s drop, but it’s not yet enough to call a “trend reversal.”
Prices: Bitcoin is currently at 65,500, down 2.82% over 24 hours, with a high of 66,189 today (1:00 a.m.) and a low of 62,006 (9:00 a.m. today); Ethereum is at 1,822, down 4.69%, after hitting a low of 1,711 at 9:00 a.m. and recovering in tandem to 1,822 in the afternoon; Binance Coin is at 595, down 3.80%, with an intraday low of 566 also at 9:00 a.m. It rebounded to 599 at 17:00 but couldn’t hold there. All three major coins hit their intraday lows at 9:00 a.m.; in the afternoon, they recovered together, with no meaningful change in their relative strength. Total market cap is $2.23 trillion, down 4.96% over 24 hours—a steeper decline than Bitcoin’s, as smaller-cap coins continue to bleed.
Two developments on the news front: An on-chain analyst noted that the short-term holder realized profit/loss ratio has fallen to 0.993, indicating that holders are selling at a loss, though there has not yet been a large-scale capitulation sell-off—the selling pressure is being released, but hasn’t reached a full-blown flush. Separately, exchanges saw net inflows of about 12,600 coins over the past seven days, including 8,668 coins into Binance. Holders are moving coins to exchanges, and potential selling pressure continues to build.
There’s no U.S. stock market tonight (it’s closed on Sunday), so keep an eye on two things: First, the overnight high of 66,189. The afternoon rebound came within $57 of it at 66,132 without touching it; a move above that level would complete the V-shaped recovery. Second, U.S. stock futures resume trading at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. We’ll find out then whether U.S. markets will follow up the weekend’s decline with further losses.
Do you think this rebound can break above 66,189 tomorrow?
Data sources: Binance spot market live prices, CoinGecko, PANews (November 15, 2026, 18:03 UTC+8)
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The afternoon confirmed the midday call. The noon post said, “The V-shaped reversal is in place; the 200-week moving average held”—and the afternoon action continued in that direction. At 15:00, a second retest dipped only to 63,777, still well above the level that held at noon, giving the bears no second chance. From 16:00, two consecutive high-volume rallies followed, with trading volumes of $112 million and $126 million—more than double the average of the previous three afternoon candles. At 17:00, the price reached 66,132. The one blemish was the rebound’s ceiling: the day’s high of 66,189, set at 1:00 a.m., was right overhead. The price surged to 66,132 at 17:00 before turning lower. It’s now around 65,500, with the 24-hour loss narrowing to 2.8%. The V-shaped move has filled in most of the morning’s drop, but it’s not yet enough to call a “trend reversal.”
Prices: Bitcoin is currently at 65,500, down 2.82% over 24 hours, with a high of 66,189 today (1:00 a.m.) and a low of 62,006 (9:00 a.m. today); Ethereum is at 1,822, down 4.69%, after hitting a low of 1,711 at 9:00 a.m. and recovering in tandem to 1,822 in the afternoon; Binance Coin is at 595, down 3.80%, with an intraday low of 566 also at 9:00 a.m. It rebounded to 599 at 17:00 but couldn’t hold there. All three major coins hit their intraday lows at 9:00 a.m.; in the afternoon, they recovered together, with no meaningful change in their relative strength. Total market cap is $2.23 trillion, down 4.96% over 24 hours—a steeper decline than Bitcoin’s, as smaller-cap coins continue to bleed.
Two developments on the news front: An on-chain analyst noted that the short-term holder realized profit/loss ratio has fallen to 0.993, indicating that holders are selling at a loss, though there has not yet been a large-scale capitulation sell-off—the selling pressure is being released, but hasn’t reached a full-blown flush. Separately, exchanges saw net inflows of about 12,600 coins over the past seven days, including 8,668 coins into Binance. Holders are moving coins to exchanges, and potential selling pressure continues to build.
There’s no U.S. stock market tonight (it’s closed on Sunday), so keep an eye on two things: First, the overnight high of 66,189. The afternoon rebound came within $57 of it at 66,132 without touching it; a move above that level would complete the V-shaped recovery. Second, U.S. stock futures resume trading at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. We’ll find out then whether U.S. markets will follow up the weekend’s decline with further losses.
Do you think this rebound can break above 66,189 tomorrow?
Data sources: Binance spot market live prices, CoinGecko, PANews (November 15, 2026, 18:03 UTC+8)
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