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Home»Bitcoin»Bitcoin to have worst November since years in 2018, but better 2026

Bitcoin to have worst November since years in 2018, but better 2026

Bitcoin By Gavin28/11/2025
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Bitcoin will likely close out November with its biggest loss since 2019, analysts claim, but they also say that it could be a great start for 2026 because some investors may buy back into the currency.

“While November will be printing in the red for crypto, the capitulation signals an opportunity for smart investors to start buying back in,” LVRG research director Nick Ruck told Cointelegraph.

“Overleveraged participants and unsustainable projects have been largely cleared out, which gives way for new long-term holders to scale in ahead of a promising new year.”

BitcoinBTC( is currently down 16.9% this month and trades at around $91,500. This puts it close to the losses of November 2019 when it dropped 17.3% in a single month. according CoinGlass

You can also find out more about it here. worst November Bitcoin’s last month was November 2018, after it dropped 36.5% in the harsh bear market following the 2017 peak. down in 2022You can now save 16.2%.

Bitcoin will end the month of November with a negative balance. Source: CoinGlass

Bitcoin is still bullish on the long-term 

“Normally, November is one of Bitcoin’s strongest months,” Crypto educator Sumit Kapoor said The holiday weekend is coming up and it will only be a couple of days until the next one. “it’s on track to be the worst November since 2018.”

“Every time Bitcoin has had a red November, December has also ended red.”

Justin d’Anethan from Arctic Digital’s research department told Cointelegraph: “Most crypto-natives are investors.” “are used to a somewhat predictable four-year cycle and, in the past, that’s led to rallies going into year-end, with October, November and often December finishing in the green.”

The cycle began early in 2024, when spot Bitcoin ETFs were launched in the US.

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“I see this as positive, though: it hints at the ever so dangerous ‘this time is different’ as institutions finally came in a meaningful way, changing the pace, breadth and timing of crypto price action,” “He said”

The monthly candle is likely to be above $93,000

Bitcoin is expected to close at $93,000 on a monthly basis, according to technical analysts. If it does not maintain its momentum through the weekend, they predict another decline.

“With the monthly close approaching – I’ve highlighted the two most relevant levels to watch at the close for this time frame – $93,401 and $102,437,” Analyst “CrediBull Crypto” said On X.

A close of over $93,000 was mentioned. “would be a positive sign” It is possible that this will happen. “would be incredibly bullish, but I think we may need to wait until next month for that one.”

The long-term trend could be maintained by a higher low. Source: CrediBull Crypto

BTC traded at $91,600 when this article was written, after trading flat in the previous 24 hours.

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