Bitcoin is on track for a monthly loss in October 2025, marking the first time since 2018 that October ended in the red for BTC.
Despite recent weakness, there’s growing attention on potential upside: historically, November has been one of Bitcoin’s stronger months — some analysts suggest a possible ~40% rally.
Institutional demand looks mixed: On-chain metrics show growing activity (realised cap rising by ~$8 billion), yet big institutional buys (ETFs, corporate treasuries) have slowed.
Regulatory & product developments: In the US, spot crypto ETF issuers are finding renewed momentum after delays caused by the government shutdown.
The backdrop: Macro headwinds remain. Higher yields & strong dollar tied to Federal Reserve policy are pressuring risk assets — including crypto.
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Bitcoin is on track for a monthly loss in October 2025, marking the first time since 2018 that October ended in the red for BTC.
Despite recent weakness, there’s growing attention on potential upside: historically, November has been one of Bitcoin’s stronger months — some analysts suggest a possible ~40% rally.
Institutional demand looks mixed: On-chain metrics show growing activity (realised cap rising by ~$8 billion), yet big institutional buys (ETFs, corporate treasuries) have slowed.
Regulatory & product developments: In the US, spot crypto ETF issuers are finding renewed momentum after delays caused by the government shutdown.
The backdrop: Macro headwinds remain. Higher yields & strong dollar tied to Federal Reserve policy are pressuring risk assets — including crypto.