Bitcoin's Worst Month Since 2022?
Update: 2025-11-24
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Bitcoin faces a challenging month as it struggles to recover from recent losses, contrasting with the stock markets rebound. Despite increased institutional involvement and supportive policies, the cryptocurrencys price remains largely unchanged. Experts point to reduced liquidity and the absence of an altcoin season as obstacles to significant investment. In the options market, traders are seeking protection against further price drops, with demand for contracts paying out if Bitcoin falls to eighty thousand dollars surpassing those at eighty-five thousand dollars. The Bitcoin funding rate has turned negative, indicating more traders are betting on price decreases. If this trend continues, November could be Bitcoins worst month since the 2022 market collapse, with investors pulling over three point five billion dollars from US-listed Bitcoin ETFs.
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