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Friday Nov 28 2025 06:10
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While November is currently painting a bleak picture for the cryptocurrency market, some analysts view this pullback as a prime opportunity for astute investors to re-enter the market. Nick Ruck, research director at LVRG, suggests that the clearing out of unsustainable projects and overleveraged participants paves the way for new long-term holders to capitalize on lower prices ahead of a promising new year.
So far this month, Bitcoin (BTC) has declined by approximately 16.9%, trading around the $91,500 mark. This is nearing the losses experienced in November 2019, when Bitcoin shed nearly 17.3% over the month, according to CoinGlass. Bitcoin's worst November performance to date was in 2018, when it plummeted by 36.5% during the bear market that followed the 2017 peak. The last time Bitcoin ended November in the red was in 2022, with a loss of 16.2%.
Crypto educator Sumit Kapoor pointed out that November is typically one of Bitcoin's strongest months. However, with only a few days remaining and a slow Thanksgiving weekend ahead, it's on track to be the worst November since 2018. He added that every time Bitcoin has experienced a red November, December has also ended in the red.
Justin d'Anethan, head of research at private markets advisory firm Arctic Digital, stated that most crypto-native investors are accustomed to a somewhat predictable four-year cycle, which has historically led to rallies going into year-end, with October, November, and often December finishing in the green. He noted that the launch of spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the US in early 2024 may have accelerated this cycle.
Technical analysts are eyeing a Bitcoin monthly candle close at $93,000, anticipating further downside if it fails to sustain its momentum over the weekend. According to analyst CrediBull Crypto, the most critical levels to monitor at the close of this timeframe are $93,401 and $102,437. He added that a close above $93,000 would be a positive sign, while a close above $102,000 would be incredibly bullish, but he believes we may need to wait until next month for that to materialize.
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