Bitcoin's Red October: First negative close in seven years
Source Fxstreet
Bitcoin just made history twice in October: a new all-time high above $126,000, then its first negative monthly close since 2018. With BTC consolidating under $110,000 and momentum indicators turning bearish, traders are watching $103,500 support as the critical level. We break down whether November brings recovery to $118,000 resistance or a repeat of 2018's brutal 36% crash.
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