Bitcoin News
By Pankaj K
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Bitcoin Faces Its Worst November Since 2018. Bitcoin has fallen nearly 17% this month, trading around $91,500 and tracking toward its worst…
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Analysts Say the Pullback Opens the Door for 2026 Gains. Despite the negative month, analysts are starting to turn optimistic for early 2026.
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The Four-Year Cycle May Be Evolving. Another major discussion point among analysts is how Bitcoin’s traditional four-year cycle appears…
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Technical Analysts Watch the Monthly Close at $93,000. On the technical side, traders are watching the monthly candle closely.
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Long-Term Momentum Remains Intact. Even with the weak November performance, long-term sentiment remains positive.
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A Turning Point for 2026?. While the market may end November in the red, the underlying setup looks increasingly favorable…
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Bitcoin is closing out November on a weak note, marking one of its steepest monthly declines in recent years.
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Bitcoin has fallen nearly 17% this month, trading around $91,500 and tracking toward its worst November performance in seven years, according to data from CoinGlass.
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Historically, November has often been one of Bitcoin’s strongest months. But with the cryptocurrency unable to regain momentum after the early-month correction, the market has…
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Crypto educator Sumit Kapoor noted that every time Bitcoin has finished November in the red, December has also ended with a down month. With only days left and the slow U.S.
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Nick Ruck, research director at LVRG, told Cointelegraph that the current downturn is an opportunity rather than a cause for concern.
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“While November will be printing in the red for crypto, the capitulation signals an opportunity for smart investors to start buying back in,” Ruck said.
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Ruck added that new long-term holders are likely to scale in during this period, building positions ahead of what he calls “a promising new year.”
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But Justin d’Anethan, head of research at Arctic Digital, said the introduction of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. early in 2024 accelerated the cycle.
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He views this development as positive, noting that institutional adoption tends to stabilize long-term growth even if it disrupts familiar seasonal patterns.
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