Bitcoin Updates Today: Bitcoin’s October Downturn Sets Stage for a Bullish November Surge
Bitcoin’s First Negative October Since 2018 Fuels Hopes for November Upswing
Bitcoin ended October 2025 down by 3.6%, experiencing its first negative October in seven years and interrupting a prolonged bullish streak, as reported by a
Past performance indicates November could reverse the recent losses. In the last 12 years,
Technical signals also support a bullish scenario. Traders referencing Coinfomania point to a “Change of Character” (CHoCH) pattern near $100,000 on the four-hour chart, indicating a possible momentum shift. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index, which dropped into “fear” territory during October’s decline, is already showing early signs of improvement, CoinCentral observes. Broader economic factors are also supportive, as ongoing monetary and quantitative easing continue to foster a “risk-on” climate for digital assets, Coinfomania notes.
This October downturn has drawn parallels to 2018, when a similar drop led to a lengthy consolidation before the 2020–2021 bull market, as mentioned in a
Global politics are also influencing the market. A tentative agreement between the U.S. and China—reducing tariffs on key materials and resuming rare earth exports—has eased trade tensions, according to a
Despite October’s setback, the overall crypto sector remains optimistic. More than $2.1 billion in tokens are set to unlock in November, and upcoming crypto events, ETF launches, and global adoption trends are expected to provide further momentum, according to a
With November’s historical strength and supportive macro conditions, traders are preparing for a possible “Moonvember” rally. Should Bitcoin remain above $105,000, a year-end surge could be on the horizon, reinforcing the belief that a red October often sets the stage for a green November.
