Bitcoin and ether slide to four-week lows, with ether taking the harder hit

The selloff isn't letting up. At about 2:17 a.m. ET Saturday, Nov. 14, Coinbase's spot feeds put bitcoin at $67,358.90 and ether at $1,901.38 — still under the $69,000 and $2,000 marks. Neither has clawed its way back.

Friday's session was the weakest in nearly a month. Over the completed UTC day for Nov. 13, which runs 7 p.m. ET Thursday to 7 p.m. ET Friday, Coinbase recorded a bitcoin low of $67,555 and an ether low of $1,894.32. They closed that window at $68,236.54 and $1,928.28. Those were the lowest prices in the exchange's 28 completed UTC sessions spanning Oct. 17 through Nov. 13, and both undercut the prior week's floors of $71,008 for bitcoin and $1,981.12 for ether.

The daily numbers hide a wider gap. Both assets lost roughly 4.4% in the 24 hours ending 7 p.m. ET Friday, yet over four weeks ether's 20.3% decline left bitcoin's 16.3% drop behind, based on matched Coinbase closes.

Measured from their intraday peaks inside the Oct. 17–Nov. 13 window, the damage looks bigger. Bitcoin's Friday close landed 19.6% below its $84,856.07 high, while ether finished 23.6% under its $2,524.38 peak — both set on Oct. 21. Bitcoin's Friday low also came in 5.5% beneath the $71,500 level The Defiant logged Thursday morning in its Nov. 12 report.