RE: General27 Oct 2023 19:45
Novembers arent so kind to BTC like Octobers are........ but then the Blackrocks et al werent so close either.........
Bitcoin’s performance in November has varied over the years. Here are some historical trends:
In November 2018, Bitcoin slipped from $6,376.13 per unit to $4,009.97, losing 37% that month.
In November 2019, Bitcoin’s USD value dropped from $9,235.35 per unit to $7,047.92 per Bitcoin, sliding 23.68% lower.
In November 2020, Bitcoin prices moved upwards from $13,737.11 on Nov. 1, to $18,177.48 by the month’s end.
In November 2021, Bitcoin’s USD value saw the price tap BTC’s lifetime high against the greenback at $69,044 per unit on Nov. 10, 2021. However, BTC started the month at $63,326.90 and ended November at $57,248.46 per BTC, losing 9.59% during the course of the month.
In November 2022, the price of Bitcoin fell to around $16,0003. The average closing price for Bitcoin (BTC) in November 2022 was $17,600.81. It was down 16.2% for the month