$BTC / #Bitcoin: Floptober is over. What historically followed in November? 👀 Bitcoin ended October 2026 with approximately −7%. This marks the fourth negative October in 14 years since 2013. The three prior instances show how differently prices behaved afterward: • 2014: October −12.95% ➡️ November +12.82% • 2018: October −3.83% ➡️ November −36.57% • 2025: October −3.69% ➡️ November −17.67% In one case, a recovery followed; in two cases, another month of losses. Particularly notable: In none of these three cases were the October losses fully recovered by the end of November. Even the strong rebound in 2014 fell just short—over both months, there remained a net loss of 1.79%. Therefore, November’s traditionally positive reputation is not a reliable indicator that Bitcoin will immediately rebound from a weak October. However, three historical cases are too few to form a reliable forecast. From “two declines out of three,” you cannot derive a definitive 67% probability of a red November in 2026. Let’s go 💪 Knowledge is wealth. Recognize trends. Act with foresight. TSC | Trend Serra Capital