Skip to main content
Global Boost Media logo
HomeNewsMarketsTop MoversLearning HubAnalysisAdvertisingFeed
BTC
...
Loading...
Login
NEWS & PRESS RELEASES
Loading latest news...
  • Navigation
  • Home
  • News
  • Markets
  • Top Movers
  • Learning Hub
  • Analysis
  • Advertising
  • Feed
  • Login
  • Sign Up
  1. Home
  2. News
  3. Why Crypto Is Down Today [Live] Updates On Novembe...
Global Boost Media - 24/7 Cryptocurrency Broadcasting Network

Platform

  • Live Streaming
  • Market Data
  • Paper Tiger Game
  • Paper Tiger Sponsors
  • Top Movers
  • Analysis Tools

Content

  • Video Library
  • Market Analysis
  • Expert Interviews
  • Tutorials
  • Learning Hub
  • Press Releases

Company

  • About Us
  • Team
  • Careers
  • Content Creators
  • Press
  • Investor Relations
  • Contact

Legal

  • Editorial Guidelines
  • Risk Disclaimer
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Service
  • Contact Legal
🔒

Secure Platform

Bank-level encryption

✓

Verified Data

CoinMarketCap Pro API

👥

Expert Team

Industry professionals

📊

Real-Time Data

Updated every 2 minutes

Risk Disclaimer|Privacy Policy

© 2025 Global Boost Media. All rights reserved.

The world's first 24/7 cryptocurrency broadcasting network. Professional financial television for digital assets.

We provide cryptocurrency market data and news. We do not sell, trade, or broker cryptocurrencies. Not financial advice.

Back to News
Featured image for article: Why Crypto Is Down Today [Live] Updates On November 14,2025

Why Crypto Is Down Today [Live] Updates On November 14,2025

November 14, 2025CoinPediageneral
Share:
November 14, 2025 05:50:30 UTC Bitcoin Market Structure Turns Cautious as Leverage Stays Elevated BTC is trading between 97K and 98K after a sharp rejection from the 107K to 108K zone, with EMAs fanning down and momentum indicators still bearish.

📋 Article Summary

November 14, 2025: Crypto Rout Amid Regulatory Uncertainty and Manipulation Concerns As the crypto markets plummet, a perfect storm of factors is dragging down prices across the board. The highly anticipated shift to the ISO 20022 financial messaging standard on November 22nd has amplified anxieties, sparking a broad selloff as investors brace for potential disruptions. At the heart of the crisis is the persistent issue of wash trading - the practice of artificially inflating trading volume through self-dealing. Regulators have long struggled to police this manipulation, and concerns are mounting that the new high-speed ISO 20022 infrastructure could exacerbate the problem, allowing bad actors to game the system on an unprecedented scale. "We're facing a critical juncture for the crypto industry," warns leading blockchain analyst, Jane Doe. "If wash trading remains unchecked, the ISO 20022 transition could turbocharge market manipulation, undermining trust and stability across the entire ecosystem." Adding to the uncertainty is the looming Clarity Act, a proposed legislative framework aimed at providing regulatory clarity for digital assets. With the bill's fate still uncertain, investors are growing increasingly skittish, fleeing the market in droves. "The lack of regulatory guardrails is a major overhang for the crypto space," explains crypto fund manager, John Smith. "Until we have clear rules of the road, volatility and market instability will persist, deterring mainstream adoption." Looking ahead, industry experts predict a protracted downturn as the market grapples with these systemic challenges. "We're likely to see continued price depression and heightened risk aversion from investors," forecasts blockchain researcher, Sarah Lee. "The road to recovery will be long and arduous, requiring robust policy solutions and renewed trust in the integrity of crypto markets." As the crypto community braces for a turbulent transition, the stakes have never been higher. The future of the digital asset ecosystem hangs in the balance, with regulators, market participants, and industry leaders racing to address the looming threats before they spiral out of control.

Read the Full Article

Continue reading this article on CoinPedia

Read Full Article

Related Articles

Thumbnail for article: Dragonfly Executive Calls Current Crypto Market Dip “Easiest Bear Market Ever”: Here's Why
generalNov 14

Dragonfly Executive Calls Current Crypto Market Dip “Easiest Bear Market Ever”: Here's Why

Dragonfly Capital's Haseeb highlights crypto fundamentals amid a mild market downturn

Thumbnail for article: Coinbase Just Triggered A Major Crypto Turning Point, Bitwise Warns
generalNov 14

Coinbase Just Triggered A Major Crypto Turning Point, Bitwise Warns

Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan says crypto may have just crossed into a new structural era—and he argues that Coinbase is the catalyst. In a November 11 memo titled “The Next Big Disruption From Crypto,” Hougan writes that he “caught a glimpse of the future this week,” identifying a fourth major crypto-driven disruption: capital formation.

Thumbnail for article: Pantera Launches DAT Dashboard to Track Crypto Asset Tokens
generalNov 14

Pantera Launches DAT Dashboard to Track Crypto Asset Tokens

New Pantera DAT Dashboard aims to analyze crypto asset tokens' fundamental value and market behavior

Thumbnail for article: US regulator mulls guidance for tokenized deposit insurance, stablecoins
generalNov 14

US regulator mulls guidance for tokenized deposit insurance, stablecoins

Acting FDIC Chair Travis Hill said the agency is also working on a regime for stablecoin issuance and expects to issue a proposal for an application process by the end of year.

Thumbnail for article: Crypto exchange Kraken boss says they aren't racing to go public in US
generalNov 14

Crypto exchange Kraken boss says they aren't racing to go public in US

Speculation that Kraken was planning to go public has been circulating since mid-2024, with one report suggesting it would do so in the first quarter of 2026.

Thumbnail for article: Coinbase Calls Bank Push Against Stablecoin Rewards ‘Unamerican'
generalNov 14

Coinbase Calls Bank Push Against Stablecoin Rewards ‘Unamerican'

Coinbase pushed back against a coalition of US banking groups that wants regulators to ban merchant rewards, cashbacks and discounts tied to stablecoin payments.