Ethereum fell to around $1,830 on Saturday evening, or roughly €1,660. According to CoinGecko, Ether lost 5.7 percent in 24 hours, with a daily low of $1,813 (as of November 14, 2026, 7:48 pm CET). On a daily closing basis, the price is now as low as it was last in mid-July. Two burdens are combining: the Ethereum Foundation has been selling ETH from its holdings for days, and US spot ETFs had lost money for six trading days in a row up to Thursday. These funds do not trade at the weekend, so new inflows or outflows will show up on Monday at the earliest.
Ether holders now have three questions to answer: how their purchase dates line up for tax purposes, whether a leveraged or loan position hangs on a liquidation level, and which price levels below $1,800 still hold. The answers follow further down; the numbers come first.
Ethereum price on Saturday: down 5.7 percent in 24 hours
The decline is part of a move that began on November 4. After the US midterm elections, Ether rose as high as $2,450, according to Read Entire Article
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