Bitcoin price trajectory has once again captured the attention of the financial world. Bitcoin price closing at $34,296 on Tuesday with a marginal decrease of less than0.10%, the cryptocurrency’s performance continues to intrigue both skeptics and proponents.
The recently-coined term “Uptober” encapsulates Bitcoin’s stellar October performance, yet many believe that November, traditionally Bitcoin’s strongest month, might offer even more surprises. Notable figures such as the legendary investor Druckenmiller have expressed regret over not owning Bitcoin, reflecting its growing influence.
Furthermore, as global markets remain volatile, adhering to investment strategies like those recommended by Robert Kiyosaki might be the key to weathering what some predict to be the “Greatest Crash in World History.”
The price of Bitcoin increased by 30% in October, from $26,900 at the beginning of the month to $34,296 by the end of the month. Based on past statistics, November has shown to be a robust month for Bitcoin, with an approximately 38% increase following April. This encouraging pattern points to possible growth in November.
In 2023, several themes, including as worries about banks failing, macroeconomic developments, and increasing institutional interest, all contributed to the volatility of the bitcoin market. In Q3 and Q4, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) became more popular, and investors were drawn in by the prospect of the next Bitcoin halving, which is expected to occur in around six months.
If history would repeat, #Bitcoin will hit new ATHs in November 2024.
Historically, Bitcoin has always hit new ATHs six months after the halving. pic.twitter.com/L3WNL7d8Tm
— Crypto Rover (@rovercrc) October 27, 2023
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