CoinGlass data show BTC and ETH 2026 year October return rates weakened,BTC historical November average return rate 34.59%
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Historically, Bitcoin November has more often closed higher, but historical performance does not mean it will necessarily rise this year.
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Bitcoin November Historical returns: 2010 since 10 times closed higher 6 times closed lower, with an average return of 34.59%
PANews November 1 According to Coinglass data, Bitcoin's 2026 October return -7.32%marked the fourth-lowest return on record to date; Ethereum's October 2026 October return -16.06%marked the second-lowest return on record to date. Looking ahead,October November historically, Bitcoin has had 2010 since 16 instances of “November” market conditions, of which 10 closed higher 6 closed lower. The largest gain occurred in 2013 November, when the monthly gain reached 453.6%; the largest decline occurred in 2018 November, when the monthly decline reached 36.41%。2010 Since, Bitcoin's “November” market conditions have delivered an average return of 34.59%. The median return was 10.26%, with overall performance being relatively strong. Ethereum has historically had 2015 since 11 instances of “November” market conditions, of which 5 closed higher 6...
PANews stated that, according to CoinGlass data, Bitcoin's 2026 year October return rate was -7.32%。
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Bitcoin, since 2010 year, has had 16 instances of November market conditions, with 10 closing higher and 6 closing lower.
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Bitcoin's November largest historical gain was 2013 year November's 453.6%, while its largest decline was 2018 year November's 36.41%。
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Bitcoin's 2010 since year November average return rate was 34.59%, with a median of 10.26%。
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Ethereum's 2026 year October return rate was -16.06%; the original text did not fully list its November historical statistics.
AI-assisted interpretation
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Return rate represents the percentage price increase or decrease over a period. Historical data show that Bitcoin November has risen more often than it has fallen, but differences across years are substantial.
Why it matters to readers
This set of data can be used to observe Bitcoin's November historical seasonality, and also shows that monthly performance may fluctuate significantly.
Beginners can regard this as a historical statistical reference, rather than a definitive prediction of this month's rise or fall.
Risks and unknowns
The original text did not fully list Ethereum's November historical data.
Historical return rates cannot confirm 2026 year November's actual performance.
The data in the article were relayed by PANews from CoinGlass; the underlying statistical details were not provided in the evidence.
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