Bitcoin Price Outlook: What's Next After Red October?

Bitcoin Ends October in the Red for the First Time Since 2018

For the first time in seven years, Bitcoin has wrapped up an October in the red. The leading cryptocurrency slipped 3.69% during the month, marking its worst October since 2018, a rare departure from its historically bullish Q4 trend. Back in 2018, Bitcoin’s red October was followed by a brutal November crash that saw prices plunge 36%. By year’s end, BTC had fallen nearly 85% from its all-time high. But this time, the backdrop looks different. …

Bitcoin is Set for a Bullish November After the Red October Dip — What Does History Say?

Bitcoin fell 5% in October, breaking a seven-year winning streak. Historical data shows November averages 42% gains, hinting at strong upside potential. Lower interest rates and policy shifts could fuel Bitcoin’s recovery toward $160,000. Bitcoin’s rough October surprised many traders. After a seven-year streak of green months, the cryptocurrency closed October 2025 with a 5% drop, its first red finish since 2018. The decline followed a record-b…

After worst October in six years, is Bitcoin poised for a November rally?

Bitcoin posted its first negative October performance in six years, now trading at $107k. Fed’s hawkish comments on a potential December rate cut pressured the price. November has historically been one of Bitcoin’s strongest months (42% mean return). Bitcoin is entering November on uncertain footing after suffering its first negative October performance in six years, a downturn that has left investors questioning whether the move was a healthy c…

Bitcoin Price Outlook: What's Next After Red October?

Bitcoin's "Red October" is a healthy correction that could fuel a bullish November, targeting up to $150K by year-end, Decrypt was told.

Why Bitcoin Is Down: Price Flashes Red but Michael Saylor Still Expects $150K This Year

For the first time in seven years, Bitcoin closed October in the red – ending its long-standing “Uptober” trend. The digital asset’s decline reflects growing caution among investors as global markets turn risk-averse amid signs of economic cooling and renewed U.S.-China trade tensions.Digital assets meet tradfi in London at the fmls25Bitcoin traded around $106,190 at the time of publication, extending losses after a difficult October that saw a …