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Cryptocurrency markets continued to slide on Friday, Nov. 14, as investors faced macro uncertainty and heavy liquidations following a volatile few weeks. Bitcoin (BTC) fell 4.3% to $94,200 over the past 24 hours – its lowest price point since around April. Meanwhile, Ethereum (ETH) slipped 2% to $3,164, bringing its weekly losses to 9%. BTC Market Cap Chart Among Top 10 altcoins, XRP dropped 1.2% to $2.27, and Solana (SOL) was mostly flat at $141. BNB bucked the trend, rising 1% to $922 on news that BlackRock’s BUIDL Fund would be expanding to BNB Chain. The total crypto market cap stands at $3.33 trillion, down 2.2% in the past 24 hours, with trading volume at $270.7 billion. Bitcoin dominance remains at 57.7%, while Ethereum accounts for 11.4% of the market. Biggest Losers and Winners The top gainers over the past 24 hours included Zcash (ZEC), which rose 12.7% to $580; Canton (CC), up 10% to $0.12; and Monero (XMR), which climbed 4.8% to $395. The top losers on the day are Aave (AAVE), down 7.4% to $177.53, Sky (SKY), down 5.8% to $0.051, and Uniswap (UNI), down 5.7% to $7.09. This week’s crypto market activity suggests that investors are paring risk after a volatile month, with trading and sentiment shifting toward sectors like privacy. Record Outflows More than $1 billion in crypto positions were liquidated over the past 24 hours, according to data from Coinglass. Long positions made up most of the liquidations at $819 million, while shorts accounted for $188 million. Bitcoin led the liquidations with $539 million, followed by Ethereum with nearly $211 million, and SOL with over $53 million. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded nearly $870 million in outflows on Thursday, marking their second-largest single-day withdrawal since launching in 2024. The biggest outflow to date was on Feb.…

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