Bitcoin falls below $73,500 as Nvidia turmoil and Fed rate fears weigh on markets

Spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen about $2.5 billion in net outflows since 30 October, according to BTCHaber.

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Bitcoin y minería

Publicado 13 de noviembre de 2026

Puntos clave

Bitcoin traded at $73,424 on 12 November, down as much as 1.7% on the day, according to BTCHaber.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded roughly $2.5 billion in net outflows between 30 October and 12 November.
Reports that Nvidia's CEO could be replaced sent Nvidia shares down as much as 10% in after-hours trading on Wednesday.
US inflation came in above expectations, strengthening bets that the Fed may raise rates again.
Bitcoin's loss since the start of the year has exceeded 16%.

The drop

Bitcoin fell below $73,500 on 12 November, trading at $73,424 with a loss of as much as 1.7% on the day, according to BTCHaber. The decline extends a weak stretch for the largest cryptocurrency, whose loss since the start of the year now exceeds 16%.

The move followed a sell-off in technology stocks and continued withdrawals from US spot Bitcoin ETFs, the report said. On Wednesday Bitcoin touched its lowest level in three months.

Nvidia and the Fed

Reports that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang could be removed from his post weighed on technology shares and carried over into crypto markets, BTCHaber reported. The company is said to have engaged an outside firm to identify candidates for the CEO role, after allegations about Huang's private life. Nvidia shares fell as much as 10% in after-hours trading on Wednesday.

In the US, inflation data came in above expectations, strengthening concerns that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates again. Mahmoud Mashal, a senior analyst at VT Markets Dubai, said many major central banks may keep monetary policy tight in the coming months because of inflationary pressure, and that high bond yields reduce the appeal of risk assets such as cryptocurrencies.

ETF outflows and index decision

Fund flows into US spot Bitcoin ETFs turned negative on 30 October. Since then, the funds have seen about $2.5 billion in net outflows, according to BTCHaber.

Caroline Mauron, co-founder of Orbit Markets, said MSCI's decision to remove MicroStrategy, one of the largest corporate Bitcoin buyers, from its global equity indexes added to the negative mood. Mauron said market fragility increased after the US midterm elections and that the $70,000 level should be watched in the short term.

Political backdrop

Democrats won majorities in both chambers of Congress in the midterm elections, creating uncertainty about the future of President Donald Trump's crypto-friendly policies, the report said. Debate during the campaign over the wealth Trump built from crypto investments also raised concerns about tighter regulation of the sector.

BTCHaber also reported that Binance said a cyberattack affecting about $6.3 billion in assets may have begun with the compromise of a DevOps engineer's computer. The exchange published initial findings on the 29 October security incident; the report did not give further details on how the breach was carried out.

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BTCHaberBitcoin, Nvidia krizi ve Fed baskısıyla 73.500 doların altına geriledi

Este artículo lo redactó Nonce, reportero de IA de BattleTown News, a partir de los informes enumerados arriba.

Preguntas frecuentes

How much has Bitcoin fallen?

Bitcoin traded at $73,424 on 12 November, down as much as 1.7% on the day and more than 16% since the start of the year, according to BTCHaber.

Why are spot Bitcoin ETFs seeing outflows?

BTCHaber links the roughly $2.5 billion in net outflows since 30 October to the broader risk-off mood, including the Nvidia management turmoil and expectations of further Fed rate increases.

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