Bitcoin News
By Sakamoto Nashi
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Bitcoin Breaks Its Usual November Trend. Bitcoin has historically performed extremely well in November.
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But 2025 is not following the script.. October closed with a 3.69% decline, surprising traders who expected a seasonal boost.
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Short-Term Holders Face Pressure as BTC Drops Below Key Cost Basis. Bitfinex highlighted that Bitcoin’s price has fallen below the lower band of the short-term…
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Two Possible Market Paths: Rebound or Extended Accumulation. Following the recent drawdown, analysts say Bitcoin is now at a crossroads.
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1. A meaningful resurgence in demand. This scenario would likely emerge if whales continue re-accumulating and macro sentiment stabilizes.
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2. A longer and deeper accumulation phase. If demand remains weak, Bitcoin could enter a broader consolidation range similar to previous…
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Whale Demand Appears to Be Reawakening. While retail sentiment remains soft, whale activity is showing the first signs of improvement.
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Seasonal Trends Cooling Off, but December Still Historically Mild. Bitcoin’s mixed performance is also challenging long-held assumptions about seasonality.
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Conclusion. Bitcoin’s back-to-back monthly declines are unusual, especially during a period where seasonal…
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Bitcoin is heading for another monthly decline, marking a rare deviation from its usual strong performance in the fourth quarter.
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Bitcoin has historically performed extremely well in November. Data from CoinGlass shows that November is typically Bitcoin’s strongest month, delivering an average gain of 40.82%.
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October closed with a 3.69% decline, surprising traders who expected a seasonal boost. Now, November is also on track to end in the red, with Bitcoin trading 20.
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At the time of writing, Bitcoin sits near $87,305, according to CoinMarketCap — a level that reflects ongoing uncertainty across crypto markets.
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Bitfinex analysts noted that “historic seasonality metrics have failed to hold up” this quarter, raising questions about whether traditional patterns can still be relied on in a…
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Short-term holders — those who have held their BTC for less than 155 days — currently have an average realized price of $86,787.
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