NEAR Cryptocurrency Daily Report: November 14, 2026 Key News
Over the past 24 hours, the crypto market has been under overall pressure. Bitcoin’s price probed lows multiple times, hitting a low of $67,500, its lowest since August, while the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield held above 5%, supporting a stronger dollar. Robinhood’s crypto trading volume fell 48% month-over-month, while event contract trading volume more than doubled, reflecting intensifying market volatility. Ethereum faced dual pressure from progress on a quantum upgrade and Treasury leverage operations, while JUP USD rose against the trend amid a decline in the CeFi sector. Chainstack disclosed that a customer data breach originated from exposed admin tools, raising concerns about infrastructure security. GPUs listed by Hyperscalers are nearly two times higher than the cloud compute market, and Fluence research noted that this phenomenon may affect compute demand. Hyperliquid (HYPE) rebounded after testing its last line of defense, but Bitcoin futures liquidations exceeded $1.6 billion, showing a fierce battle between bulls and bears. Falling copper inventories in China resonated with a strengthening dollar index, exacerbating market worries about macroeconomic uncertainty. Some analysts believe Fed policy expectations and market sentiment are the main reasons for Bitcoin’s decline, but some views still point out that its long-term value support has not been completely lost. The DeFi and NFT sectors were relatively resilient, becoming a market safe haven.
November 14, 2026 NEAR Coin News Summary
- [11-13 15:30] Robinhood’s Crypto Trading Volume Falls 48% in October as Event Contracts More Than Double（Bitcoin Magazine）
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