📆 Bitcoin is on track for its first back-to-back losing years
Bitcoin finished 2025 down 6.34% and is down another 15.65% so far in 2026, trading around $73,850 on Nov. 10. Unless it climbs back above its 2026 opening price of roughly $87,500 by Dec. 31, it will post two straight losing calendar years for the first time in its 18-year history.
The combined drop of about 21% is far milder than the 73.56% crash of 2018 or the 64.27% fall of 2022. Measured from the peak, though, the pain is bigger: BTC fell from about $126,000 in October 2025 to below $58,000 this year.
⭐ With 50 days left, BTC needs a gain of about 18.5% to end 2026 green, so year-end flows and sentiment will decide whether a historic streak breaks.
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Bitcoin finished 2025 down 6.34% and is down another 15.65% so far in 2026, trading around $73,850 on Nov. 10. Unless it climbs back above its 2026 opening price of roughly $87,500 by Dec. 31, it will post two straight losing calendar years for the first time in its 18-year history.
The combined drop of about 21% is far milder than the 73.56% crash of 2018 or the 64.27% fall of 2022. Measured from the peak, though, the pain is bigger: BTC fell from about $126,000 in October 2025 to below $58,000 this year.
⭐ With 50 days left, BTC needs a gain of about 18.5% to end 2026 green, so year-end flows and sentiment will decide whether a historic streak breaks.
#Bitcoin #BTC #CryptoMarket
