Bitcoin Breaks Below $65,000 With a $57 Billion Cost-Basis Zone Now in Play

By Isaac • November 14, 2026 3:25 pm •

Bitcoin has broken below $65,000, turning a heavily watched holder cost-basis zone into the market’s immediate test.

This is more than another round-number move. A large block of Bitcoin last changed hands between roughly $65,000 and $68,000, which means the selloff is now pressing directly against the price range where hundreds of thousands of coins were acquired.

CryptoSlate reported that Coinbase Institutional data placed about 855,000 BTC in that band. At the reported market price, the cluster represented roughly $57 billion in holder inventory.

The source described the range as a historical cost-basis zone rather than a guaranteed technical floor. It also reported that Bitcoin had fallen 11.6% over seven days as it entered the band.