Historical replay · ETH/USD
Ether Fell From $2,421 to $2,206 in a Day (November 2026)
Ether dropped from $2,421 to $2,206.28 on November 5, 2026, erasing its post-election rally as US tech stocks sold off and spot ETFs saw redemptions. Replay the slide from the US open to the Asian evening in 15-minute steps.
Ether began Thursday, November 5, near the top of a sharp rally: it had touched $2,450 the day before as the midterm results briefly lifted risk assets. At 12:00 UTC it traded at $2,421, and a first dip in the 12:30 UTC candle, to $2,387.45, was absorbed.
The US open changed the tone. The 14:30 UTC candle spiked to $2,408 and then fell to $2,360, and the next three candles printed $2,334.30, $2,277.53 and $2,266.86 as the Nasdaq dropped on its way to a 5.5% loss. By the 15:45 UTC candle ether had reached $2,236.78, about 7.6% below the morning.
A rebound to $2,287.11 in the 16:15 UTC candle was the last attempt. The afternoon was a slow leak, with prices held between $2,244 and $2,270 until the US close, and the selling resumed in the evening: the 21:15 UTC candle dipped to $2,219.15 and the 23:00 UTC candle to $2,206.28, the low of the replay, before a close near $2,238.
The day fits the week's flow data: spot ether ETFs had their sixth straight weekly outflow, $365.3 million, while bitcoin funds lost about $1.28 billion. Replay the session to compare the US-hours crash with the quieter evening leg, and to see how little the first bounce recovered.