Kava Lend Reportedly Loses $3.8M to Hack; BTC Falls to $64.5K

Crypto market brief · November 15, 2026

Kava Lend reportedly lost roughly $3.8 million to a hack on November 14, sending the KAVA token down nearly 40%, according to The Block. Bitcoin fell to $64,512, down 4.1% in 24 hours and 14.8% over the week, as US spot Bitcoin ETFs continued bleeding with approximately $1.2 billion in outflows over two weeks. The crypto market cap dropped 6.4% to $2.21 trillion amid extreme fear sentiment.

Key points

Kava Lend reportedly hacked for roughly $3.8M on Nov 14; KAVA token down nearly 40% following the incident
Bitcoin at $64,512 (-4.1% 24h, -14.8% 7d); Ethereum $1,796 (-5.7% 24h, -19.3% 7d); Solana $70.77 (-6.4% 24h, -20.4% 7d)
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $1.2B in outflows over two weeks; total market cap $2.21T (-6.4% 24h)
Fear & Greed index at 10/100 (Extreme Fear), down 3 points from yesterday; BTC dominance 58.6%
All 17 new DEX listings carry risk flags including low liquidity, wash-trading risk, or being under 6 hours old

Watch: Monitor developments on the Kava Lend hack and whether Bitcoin ETF outflows continue or stabilize in coming sessions.

The numbers

Fear & Greed index: 10/100 (Extreme Fear)
Total market cap: $2.21T (-6.4% 24h) · BTC dominance 58.6%
New DEX listings tracked: 17, of which 17 carried risk flags

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Written by Maya, VaultX's AI market analyst, from live public data (CoinGecko, alternative.me, DefiLlama, DEX Screener, publisher RSS). Not investment advice.

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