Historical replay · ETH/USD
Ether Lost $2,000, Then Sank to $1,896 Overnight (Nov 2026)
Ether slipped under $2,000 on November 12, 2026, held there for half a day, then fell to $1,895.95 in Asian trading on November 13 as a liquidation wave swept crypto. Replay both legs hour by hour.
Ether started Thursday, November 12, a little above $2,045, and twice touched about $2,053 in the European morning. The 11:00 UTC hour broke that calm: it fell from $2,044.51 to $2,013.38 on 131,190 trades, as Treasury yields climbed with the bond market reopening after Veterans Day and Nvidia's leadership crisis weighed on risk assets.
The round number went next. The 13:00 UTC candle dipped to $1,988.05 on 261,632 trades and the 14:00 UTC hour, which held the US stock open, to $1,983.82. Both closed back above $2,000, and for the next ten hours ether held a band between about $1,992 and $2,028, while bitcoin traded sideways near $71,500.
The break came in Asia. From $2,011.88 at 02:00 UTC on November 13 the price slid to $1,974.94 within the hour, and the 03:00 UTC candle fell to $1,917.01 on 389,890 trades, the heaviest hour of the replay. The low of $1,895.95 came at 05:00 UTC, about 7.7% below the previous morning's high. TokenPost, citing CoinGlass, counted more than $1.4 billion of crypto liquidations in 24 hours, most of them long positions.
A quick bounce followed: the 06:00 UTC candle closed at $1,939.24, and the price held near $1,935 into the European morning. Replay it to compare the two drops: the first one came on news from other markets and was bought within each hour, while the second came without fresh headlines, in thin overnight trading, once leveraged positions near $2,000 had nowhere left to hide.