Bitcoin is poised to end November with its worst loss since 2019, down nearly 16.9% and trading around $91,500. Analysts believe this sets the stage for a strong start to 2026, with potential for smart investors to buy back in. Long-term bullishness remains despite the challenging month.

November is historically one of Bitcoin’s strongest months, but 2022 is on track to be the worst since 2018. Experts suggest a predictable four-year cycle could lead to year-end rallies, with the launch of spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the US in 2024 influencing market dynamics.

Technical analysts anticipate Bitcoin closing the month above $93,000, with levels to watch at $93,401 and $102,437. A close above $93,000 could signal a positive trend, while surpassing $102,000 would be incredibly bullish. The current price hovers around $91,600, with resistance near $92,000.

Read more at Cointelegraph: Bitcoin Faces Worst November in Years, Set for Better 2026