Short Answer

Bitcoin is not expected to reach the $68,266.81 target price within the 15-minute window from 6:00 PM EST to 6:15 PM EST on November 13, with the market pricing this outcome at 17.0%.

1. Market Behavior & Drivers

No historical price data available.
  • Bitcoin declined below $68,266.81 after PPI data, triggering $1.6B long liquidations.
  • Bearish pressure from spot ETF outflows and rising December rate hike odds continued.

Current Context

BTC market targets track a volatile day's trading on November 13, 2026. The 6:00–6:15 PM EST 15-minute market resolves YES if the simple average of 60 CF Benchmarks BRTI prices in the final minute is at or above the $68,266.81 target [1]. Adjacent 15-minute windows earlier that evening used targets of $68,141.54 (5:15–5:30 PM) and $68,237.15 (5:30–5:45 PM), suggesting the market saw Bitcoin positioned around the low-$68,200s as the 6 PM interval approached [1][2]. The Bitcoin Real-Time Index (BRTI) traded between $68,971 and $69,282 in the early afternoon ET, a modest rebound from $67,500–$68,000 lows after the PPI release, positioning it above the 6:00–6:15 PM target [3][4][5]. Bitcoin, however, recorded a 12-week low of $67,770 on the day, with an intraday low of $67,568, marking a 3.3–3.5% decline from its opening near $71,350 [6][7][8]. This drop coincided with $1.64 billion in 24-hour liquidations, 88.7% of which were long positions totaling $916 million in BTC, and six consecutive days of US spot ETF outflows amounting to ~$1.44 billion [7].
Macro pressures and technical levels shape Bitcoin's immediate outlook. Hotter-than-expected October CPI, at 0.4% monthly, pushed CME FedWatch odds to 88% for a 25 basis point hike at the December 8–9, 2026 FOMC meeting, with the Dollar Index rising above 103, its highest since April 2025 [7][9]. October PPI, released November 13, showed a 0.3% monthly increase but a 6.5% annual rate, the highest since November 2022 [7][5][9]. 21Shares senior crypto strategist Matt Mena observed Bitcoin finding support near $69,000 and retesting $70,000 after the PPI print, but cautioned that a sustained break below $69,000 opens the path to a $65,000 retest [5][10]. Material Indicators co-founder Keith Alan identified the 200-week SMA, at approximately $67,993–$67,999, as a critical long-term support line, tested for the first time in 11 weeks [11]. FxPro indicated $63,000–$66,000 as the next downside target, noting the daily RSI was oversold near 25 [8][12]. IG Group's Chris Beauchamp stated investors are shifting from assets like gold and Bitcoin to seek yield in bonds amid inflation concerns [13]. Bitcoin has declined over 20% since early October and approximately 50% from its October 2025 record high of $126,199 [8][14].
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  2. 2November 13, 2026: BTC 15 min · 5:15–5:30 PM EST Prediction Marketrobinhood.com
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  4. 4Bitcoin Real-Time Chart (BRTI) - Investing.cominvesting.com
  5. 5Bitcoin Could Rebound to $90K but Risks $65K Retest: 21shares Strategistnews.bitcoin.com
  6. 6Bitcoin plunges to $68,000 as Anthropic IPO frenzy adds to market jitterscoindesk.com
  7. 7Bitcoin falls below $70,000 as dollar surges and $1.6 billion liquidatedcoindesk.com
  8. 8Bitcoin Weekly Forecast: BTC drops below $68,000 as oversold signal fails to stop sellersfxstreet.com
  9. 9BTC, ETH, BNB, XRP and SOL: What Traders Should Watch in Q4 2026cryptonews.net
  10. 10Bitcoin slips to $68,500 as 21Shares strategist maps out key price testscryptobriefing.com
  11. 11Bitcoin Faces Battle for Key Long-Term Trend Line at $68,000cointelegraph.com
  12. 12Bitcoin Faces $63K–$66K Risk as ETF Outflows Drain Liquidity | Investing.cominvesting.com
  13. 13‘People are chucking stuff like gold and Bitcoin’ as rising inflation leads investors to seek yield | Fortunefortune.com
  14. 14Will Bitcoin be above $85,000 by Nov 13, 2026 at 11:59 PM ET? · Kalshi odds | Paritypredictparity.com

2. Price Chart

Historical Price (Probability)

Outcome probability
Date

3. Market Data

Contract Snapshot

The market resolves to YES if the official and final BTC price is $68,266.81 or higher, and to NO if it is below this target. The market expires on November 13, with the final value determined at 6:15 PM EST/ET. This final value is calculated as the average of 60 CF Benchmarks' Real Time Index (RTI) prices collected during the last minute before expiration.

Market Discussion

The $68,266.81 target is part of a series of highly active 15-minute Bitcoin prediction markets on November 13, 2026, with similar targets on Robinhood, Public.com, and Kalshi seeing significant trading volume and high "Yes" probabilities [1]. On November 13, 2026, Bitcoin broke below $70,000 at 02:52 UTC, hit a 12-week low of $67,555 at 05:56 UTC, and later traded around $68,348–$68,971, below its ~$68,000 200-week moving average [2]. Amidst heavy liquidations of long positions, some analysts on November 13, 2026, expected a bounce to $72,000–$74,000, while others warned of potential flash crashes below the ~$68,000 level and advised caution [2].

Sources (2)
  1. 1November 13, 2026: BTC 15 min · 5:30–5:45 PM EST Prediction Marketrobinhood.com
  2. 2Bitcoin falls below $70,000 as dollar surges and $1.6 billion liquidatedcoindesk.com

4. Trust Index

Octagon Trust Index Kalshi 71 Good

Order book is critically thin.

Primary risk· Trade quality

How it adds up
Integrity80% of score84Good
Trade quality20% of score19Avoid

Includes the cost to trade: a $10,000 order can't be filled here because the order book is too thin.

Trust score71Good

Weighted blend with hard caps — a critically weak safety pillar, or a severe trading anomaly, caps the total regardless of the rest. Full methodology · About the Trust Index

Trust profile
Integrity4 screens run · 6 don't apply
Market integrity
84Good

Outcome is hard to influence

No suspicious activity on any screen

Screened clean
Large tradesNo single trade dominates the tape. Clear
Thin-volume movesNo significant move Clear
Size patternsNo distribution read Clear
2 screens not run
Outcome control · doesn't apply to this market type
Thin-leg conviction · doesn't apply to this market type
Info fairness
80Good

Structural prior — no screens apply

No suspicious activity on any screen

Screened clean
Information exposureNo concentrated group can know the outcome materially early. Clear
4 screens not run
Move vs. catalyst · doesn't apply to this market type
Longshot repricing · doesn't apply to this market type
Pre-broadcast certainty · doesn't apply to this market type
Cross-venue timing · doesn't apply to this market type
Resolution quality
92Strong

Resolution mechanism is dependable

No suspicious activity on any screen

Resolution rules read: Clear

Liquidity
—

No reading right now

1 contract

Target Price: $68,266.81—
No recent trading to measure

No recent trading to measure

Move quality
—

No reading right now

1 contract

Target Price: $68,266.81—
Only 0 candle closes

Only 0 candle closes

Rule clarity
95Clear

Counts toward Resolution quality, not here

1 contract

Target Price: $68,266.8195
Clear · high confidence

Objective result from a trusted source (allowlist)

allowlist · Clear
Trade quality
19Avoid

Order book is critically thin

Thin market — entering or exiting at fair value will be difficult.

Liquidity unreadable

No significant moves to grade

$100 order: 0.5c slippage (~4% of a 12.5c contract)

$1,000 order: 0.6c slippage (~5% of a 12.5c contract)

$10,000 order: book too thin to fill

Target Price: $68,266.81Primary–Market scoreLiquidity–Move quality–Rule clarity95
Why this score
Liquidity
No recent trading to measure

No recent trading to measure

Move quality
Only 0 candle closes

Only 0 candle closes

Rule clarity
95 · Clear · high confidence

Objective result from a trusted source (allowlist)

allowlist · Clear

underwriting_v1.4 · computed Nov 13, 2026

5. How did the market's reaction to the November 13 PPI data release influence BTC's intraday volatility and its trajectory toward the $68,266.81 target?

BTC Pre-release Price$69,244–$69,246 [1][2]
BTC Peak Price Post-release$70,141.87 [1][2]
Crypto Liquidations (1 hour)$41.14 million [3][4][5]
Bitcoin experienced significant volatility after the October 2026 Producer Price Index (PPI) release. On November 13, 2026, Bitcoin (BTC) was trading around $69,244–$69,246 just before the 8:30 AM ET PPI announcement. It quickly surged, reaching $69,860 within five minutes and peaking at $70,141.87 on Coinbase by 8:38 AM ET, representing approximately a 1.3% increase from its pre-release price [1][2]. This initial rally was largely driven by softer-than-expected monthly producer inflation, which led to a decrease in December Fed hike probabilities, a weaker dollar, and an uplift in equity futures [6][7][4].
However, the rally was short-lived, with Bitcoin rapidly reversing its gains. By 9:00 AM ET, the price had fallen to $69,484 and continued its decline to $69,093 by the 9:30 AM ET stock market open [8][2]. This placed BTC approximately $1,050 below its post-release high and about $150 below its pre-release price [8][2]. The reversal was influenced by the persistent 6.5% year-over-year PPI rate and a 0.5% core print, which deterred sustained follow-through buying [6][7][4]. The PPI-related price spike also triggered approximately $41.14 million in crypto liquidations within one hour, with about 95% ($39.06 million) of these being short positions [3][4][5]. By the evening of November 13, 2026, BTC spot readings were recorded between $68,398 and $68,418 [9][10][11][12].
Sources (12)
  1. 1Bitcoin Briefly Reclaims $70,000 After Softer US PPIcoinscreamer.com
  2. 2Bitcoin Tops $70,000 After US PPI, Then Gives Upjrkripto.com
  3. 3Crypto market sees brief relief after cooler US PPI datacrypto.news
  4. 4Cooler US PPI Catches a $52 Million Bitcoin Bear Off Guardfinance.yahoo.com
  5. 5About $39.06 million in crypto shorts liquidated within an hour following US PPI releasetechflowpost.com
  6. 6Bitcoin Price Jumps Off Important Fib Level as US PPI Slowscoindoo.com
  7. 7Bitcoin climbs above $70K and gold rises after cooler PPI report — TradingView Newstradingview.com
  8. 8PPI at 0.35% Prompts Modest Bitcoin Dip After Initial Lift | Clometrixclometrix.com
  9. 9Bitcoin Price Chart Day By Day | StatMuse Moneystatmuse.com
  10. 10Bitcoin Returns in 2026 by Month and Day | Maketomaketo.com
  11. 11Closing Price Bitcoin Yesterday | StatMuse Moneystatmuse.com
  12. 12Bitcoin Rises Above $68,000 as Crypto Liquidations Reach $1.31 Billion in One Hour - Wu Blockchainwublockchain.xyz

6. What did the derivatives market—specifically funding rates and the $1.6B in liquidations on Nov 13—reveal about leveraged trader positioning?

Total Crypto Liquidations (24h)$1.64-1.65 billion on November 13, 2026 [1][2][3][4][5]
Share of Liquidations from Long Positions88.6-89% [1][2][3][4]
Largest Single Liquidation$31.09-31.1 million BTC long [1][2][3][4]
A significant derivatives deleveraging event saw $1.6 billion in liquidations. On November 13, 2026, the derivatives market experienced a significant deleveraging event, with $1.64-1.65 billion in crypto positions liquidated over 24 hours [1][2][3][4][5]. This cascade was mechanically triggered when Bitcoin (BTC) broke below $70,000, leading to the force-closing of long positions clustered just beneath that level [2][3][6][5][7]. More than $600 million was liquidated within a 4-hour window, and $1.07 billion of the total occurred in the final 12 hours as the price fell to a low of approximately $67,428-67,490 [2][3][6][5][7].
The overwhelming majority of liquidations revealed overcrowded leveraged long positioning. 88.6-89% of these liquidations stemmed from leveraged long positions, including $916-919 million in BTC alone, of which 95.2% were longs [1][2][3][4]. This event directly confirmed a persistent retail long-bias, even as short positions gained control of the market [5][4]. Despite the substantial flush, the long share on the liquidation map temporarily rose from about 69% to 72%, indicating that long clusters continued to refill rather than shrink [5][4].
Following liquidations, funding rates across major coins flipped to negative. This signified that bearish exposure was in demand and shorts were now paying longs [1][8][9]. Futures volume increased by 58.3% to $269.1 billion, while Open Interest decreased by 4.6% to $120.2 billion, confirming that positions were closed and capital left the market [1][8][9]. Further bearish sentiment was evidenced by BTC one-week 25-delta skew jumping to approximately 14% and the Fear & Greed Index hitting 20, denoting Extreme Fear [1][9][5].
Sources (9)
  1. 1Bitcoin falls below $70,000 as dollar surges and $1.6 billion liquidatedcoindesk.com
  2. 2Bitcoin slides toward $67,568 as $1.64 billion liquidation wave hits traders on a scary Fridayfxstreet.com
  3. 3Bitcoin Breaks Below $70,000 as Liquidations Sweep Through Leveraged Longsunchainedcrypto.com
  4. 4Bitcoin Plunges Below $69,000 as $1.6B Crypto Liquidation Wave Hitsethnews.com
  5. 5BTC: Shorts in Control, PPI the Wildcard for BITGET:BTCUSDT.P by Arnoru — TradingViewtradingview.com
  6. 6Bitcoin tumbles below $69,000 as Nvidia turmoil adds to Fed-driven market jitterstheblock.co
  7. 7BTCUSD Bitcoin / US Dollar BTC USD Dados Forex Históricos | Myfxbookmyfxbook.com
  8. 8BTC Open Interest $33.13B, Funding Rate, Liquidations | TradRadartradradar.io
  9. 9Crypto Funding and Volume — 13 November 2026perpdesk.net

7. How did the short-term downside targets from FxPro ($63-66k) contrast with the support levels cited by 21Shares' Matt Mena (near $69k) on November 13?

FxPro downside target$63 66K region (November 13, 2026) [1]
21Shares strategist support levelNear $69,000, retesting $70,000 (November 13, 2026) [2]
Bitcoin priceApproximately $68,226 (November 13, 2026) [3]
FxPro and 21Shares presented differing Bitcoin price outlooks on November 13. On November 13, 2026, FxPro identified the $63-66K region as the next short-term downside target for Bitcoin, following its dip below $67.5K [1]. Conversely, on the same day, 21Shares strategist Matt Mena stated that Bitcoin was finding support near $69,000 and retesting $70,000 [2].
Mena outlined critical support levels, aligning with FxPro's downside forecast. He explained that holding above $69K was crucial for establishing a base for recovery, while a break below that level would leave $65K vulnerable to another test [2]. This potential $65K vulnerability mentioned by Mena correlates with the $63-66K downside range identified by FxPro [1]. On November 13, 2026, Bitcoin's price was approximately $68,226, placing it just under Mena's cited $69K support and above FxPro's identified downside zone [3].
Sources (3)
  1. 1Bitcoin has fallen back to the crucial 200-week MAfxstreet.com
  2. 2Bitcoin Could Rebound to $90K but Risks $65K Retest: 21shares Strategistnews.bitcoin.com
  3. 3Bitcoin (BTC) Price History & Download Bitcoin Historical Data in CSV For Free | Bitgetbitget.com

8. How did the bearish pressure from six straight days of spot ETF outflows compare with the technical support identified at the 200-week SMA near $68,000?

US Spot Bitcoin ETF Outflows~$1.44B over six days (Nov 5–12, 2026) [1][2]
Bitcoin 200-week SMA Test~$67,990–$68,000 on Nov 13, 2026 [3][4][5]
Prediction Market Target$68,266.81 for 6:00–6:15 PM EST [1][6][7]
Bitcoin faced significant bearish pressure from sustained ETF outflows. US spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced substantial outflows, totaling approximately $1.44 billion across six consecutive sessions from November 5–12, 2026, contributing to over $1.5 billion in year-to-date net outflows [1][2]. This bearish pressure, compounded by high 10-year yields, led Bitcoin to test its 200-week Simple Moving Average (SMA) at around $67,990–$68,000 on November 13, 2026 [1][2][3][4][5]. Simultaneously, the broader crypto market observed a 5.3% decline in market capitalization and registered extreme fear levels, hindering any potential price rebound [8][9].
Bitcoin's price tested critical technical support at the 200-week SMA. Bitcoin's price dipped as low as $67,490–$67,653, marking its first test of the 200-week SMA in 11 weeks and resulting in an estimated $1.06 billion to $1.5 billion in long liquidations [3][4][5]. Analysts indicated that a weekly close above approximately $68,000 would be essential to maintain a bullish long-term trend [3][4][8][10]. Conversely, a close below this level could signal further downside to targets ranging from $63,000–$66,000, or potentially the $57,700 cycle low if key RSI support failed [3][4][8][10]. Furthermore, JPMorgan estimated potential forced-selling pressure of approximately $2.8 billion stemming from Strategy share sales due to index exclusions [8][9].
A temporary price rebound was curtailed by prevailing bearish factors. Despite a softer-than-expected Producer Price Index (PPI) print of 0.3% versus a 0.4% expectation, which triggered a temporary approximately 1% gain to $70,214 due to short liquidations, this rally was limited [1]. The persistent ETF outflows and elevated 10-year yields continued to cap any significant price recovery [1]. A prediction market targeted $68,266.81 for the 6:00–6:15 PM EST window, positioned just above the 200-week SMA [1][6][7]. This target suggested the potential for the price to hold at that level and was favored for a YES resolution, given Bitcoin's late-afternoon price of approximately $69,200–$69,330 [1][6][7].
Sources (10)
  1. 1Bitcoin Today, Nov 13, 2026: Daily Brief and Outlookcoinlab.info
  2. 2Bitcoin Price Prediction: BTC Below $68K, Is $65K Next?coinpaper.com
  3. 3Bitcoin Price Falls to 200-Week Average as US Demand Fades | CoinMarketCapcoinmarketcap.com
  4. 4Bitcoin Faces Battle for Key Long-Term Trend Line at $68,000cointelegraph.com
  5. 5BTC: Shorts in Control, PPI the Wildcard for BITGET:BTCUSDT.P by Arnoru — TradingViewtradingview.com
  6. 6November 13, 2026: BTC 15 min · 5:30–5:45 PM EST Prediction Marketrobinhood.com
  7. 7Bitcoin (BTC) Price History & Download Bitcoin Historical Data in CSV For Free | Bitgetbitget.com
  8. 8Bitcoin Faces $63K–$66K Risk as ETF Outflows Drain Liquidity | Investing.cominvesting.com
  9. 9Three walks of Fed Price and ETF Outflows: No buyers lef...expertfxschool.com
  10. 10Bitcoin Weekly Forecast: BTC drops below $68,000 as oversold signal fails to stop sellersfxstreet.com

9. To what extent did rising CME FedWatch odds for a December 2026 rate hike contribute to the risk-off sentiment affecting Bitcoin on November 13?

Bitcoin 12-week low (November 13)$67,428.69 [1]
CME FedWatch 25bp hike odds after CPI96.3% (from 76.3%) [2]
Total 24-hour crypto liquidations$1.64B [3]
Bitcoin experienced a significant decline on November 13, driven by rising interest rate hike expectations. The cryptocurrency slumped to a 12-week low, with its daily low reaching $67,428.69 and closing at $68,334.33, marking a 4.44% loss for the day [3]. This risk-off sentiment was primarily attributed by analysts to increasing CME FedWatch odds for a December 2026 rate hike, which also coincided with a rise in the Dollar Index [3].
Market expectations for a December rate hike intensified following a "hot" CPI print on November 10. CME FedWatch odds for a 25 basis point (bp) hike surged from 76.3% to 96.3%, while the probability of a 50bp hike increased from 0% to 13.6% [2]. By November 13, the odds for a 25bp hike stood at 88% and 12% for a 50bp hike, with another source reporting 91.9% for a 25bp hike and 8.1% for a 50bp hike [3]. A subsequent October PPI print, despite being slightly below expectations, only marginally shifted these odds, failing to prevent Bitcoin from remaining approximately 4% lower [4]. This overall sentiment contributed to a broad risk-off cascade, resulting in $1.64 billion in 24-hour crypto liquidations, with $916 million originating from Bitcoin alone [3].
Secondary factors and lingering rate hike expectations further influenced Bitcoin's price fluctuations. A selloff in tech and AI stocks, triggered by an Nvidia leadership change, coupled with thin bids after the CPI data, compounded the Federal Reserve's impact, intensifying Bitcoin's 7% 24-hour plunge [5]. While softer PPI data later in the day eased some fears of a 50bp hike, allowing Bitcoin to rebound from its approximate $67,500 low to hover around $68,500-$68,700, the underlying bearish funding driven by Federal Reserve hike expectations persisted [4].
Sources (5)
  1. 1BTCUSD Bitcoin / US Dollar BTC USD Dados Forex Históricos | Myfxbookmyfxbook.com
  2. 2Federal Reserve Bitcoin Price Impact: Why BTC Hit $72Kvoxtradepro.com
  3. 3Bitcoin falls below $70,000 as dollar surges and $1.6 billion liquidatedcoindesk.com
  4. 4Bitcoin Stays 4% Lower as US PPI Inflation Cooldown Fails to Lift Stockscointelegraph.com
  5. 5Bitcoin tumbles below $69,000 as Nvidia turmoil adds to Fed-driven market jitterstheblock.co

10. What Could Change the Odds

Key Catalysts

Bitcoin broke below $70,000 on November 13, 2026, reaching a 12-week low of $67,770, with intraday prices touching $67,552–67,652 [1]. This triggered $1.64B in liquidations, 88.6% of which were long positions, including $916M in BTC futures that were 95.2% long [1][2]. Futures volume increased by 58.3% to $269.1B [1]. A soft October PPI, released on November 13, 2026, initially spiked BTC to $70,214 with $52.3M of volume in five minutes, approximately 15 times the prior hour's average, but the rally fully faded to $68,838 by 15:00 UTC [3][4]. Short-term 15-minute technicals indicate bearish control, with a rejection at ~$68,149, lower highs and lower lows, and a bearish stacking of MA(7) < MA(25) < MA(99) where bounces are capped near the 25 MA [5].
Persistent bearish pressure stems from six consecutive days of US spot BTC ETF outflows, totaling ~$1.44B over five sessions, and IBIT alone experiencing over $2B in outflows across nine sessions [1][6]. A $14.2B stablecoin supply contraction over 30 days also contributes to the downside [7]. Macroeconomic indicators, such as the DXY above 103, its highest level since April 2025, and 10Y yields at ~5.10–5.16%, suggest a tightening financial environment [1][6][8]. The CME FedWatch pricing indicates an 88–90% probability of a 25bp hike at the December 8–9 FOMC meeting [6]. Conversely, potential bullish signals include funding turning negative for the first time in a month, with shorts paying longs [7]. The 200-week MA, around $68,000–68,013, held on its initial test [7][8], and the daily RSI stands oversold at 25.6 [7]. Historically, negative funding has marked local bottoms, and 200-week MA touches in 2018 and 2020 corresponded with bear-market bottoms [7][8]. Max pain points for the November 27 and December 25 options expiries are $79,000 and $76,000, respectively [7].
Analyst perspectives highlight critical price thresholds: a sustained break below $69,000 could lead to a test of $65,000 [9]. Reclaiming $70,000 is considered the initial step toward recovery, with $74,000 as the subsequent target [9]. Further downside below the $67,468 session low and the $67,925 200-week SMA could open the $63K–$66K range [8]. Key upcoming macro events include Nvidia earnings on November 17 [10], and the Fed October 27–28 minutes release at 19:00 UTC on November 18 [10]. The December 8–9 FOMC meeting, including the Summary of Economic Projections (SEP), is also a significant event [6][10].

Key Dates & Catalysts

  • Strike Date: November 13, 2026
  • Expiration: November 20, 2026
  • Closes: November 13, 2026
Sources (10)
  1. 1Bitcoin falls below $70,000 as dollar surges and $1.6 billion liquidatedcoindesk.com
  2. 2Live updates: Bitcoin eyes bear market lows as late summer rally mostly wiped outcoindesk.com
  3. 3Bitcoin Price Hits $70K on Soft PPI: Why Did BTC Rally Collapse?99bitcoins.com
  4. 4Bitcoin Price Jumps Off Important Fib Level as US PPI Slowscoindoo.com
  5. 5$BTC on the 15-minute timeframe is clearly showing | CipherX on Binance Squarebinance.com
  6. 6Bitcoin ETF Flows and the Fed Meeting: Signals to Watchroboforex.com
  7. 7Bitcoin Price Forecast — BTC-USD ($68,644) $75,200 Upside Target on $1.64B Liquidation Flush and 200-Week MA Testtradingnews.com
  8. 8Bitcoin market outlook: extreme fear, oversold signals, and key support levels By Investing.cominvesting.com
  9. 9Bitcoin slips to $68,500 as 21Shares strategist maps out key price testscryptobriefing.com
  10. 10Bitcoin week ahead: US CPI 10 Nov, $2.5B options expirycryptowatchdesk.com

12. Historical Resolutions

Historical Resolutions: 20 markets in this series

Outcomes: 9 resolved YES, 11 resolved NO

Recent resolutions:

  • KXBTC15M-26NOV131745-45: YES (Nov 13, 2026)
  • KXBTC15M-26NOV131730-30: YES (Nov 13, 2026)
  • KXBTC15M-26NOV131715-15: NO (Nov 13, 2026)
  • KXBTC15M-26NOV131700-00: YES (Nov 13, 2026)
  • KXBTC15M-26NOV131645-45: NO (Nov 13, 2026)