Bitcoin (BTC) was down 14% in 2026 through Nov. 10, while a 4.16% November loss left it well below the month’s historical average, CoinGlass data showed.
CoinGlass put November’s historical average return at +34.95% and the median at +10.26%. Ten of the 16 earlier Novembers ended higher, while six ended lower, according to the historical series.
Bitcoin’s fourth-quarter return through Nov. 10 was -11.19%. In CoinGlass’s historical set, the quarter averaged a gain of 86.52%, with a median gain of 27.94%; 10 of 16 completed fourth quarters ended higher and six ended lower. The 2026 figure covers a partial quarter, while the historical comparison uses completed quarters.
The monthly figures show a shift from summer gains to autumn declines: Bitcoin rose 25.05% in August and 6.37% in September, then fell 7.32% in October and 4.16% so far in November, CoinGlass data show.
CoinGlass’s weekly series lists declines of 2% in week 41, 2.4% in week 42, 2.2% in week 43 and 4.7% in week 44. Week 45 was down 0.5%, a smaller loss than the previous week. Daily returns were -0.3% on Nov. 6, unchanged on Nov. 7, -1.5% on Nov. 8 and +0.9% on Nov. 9, CoinGlass data showed.
The annual series recorded a 64.3% loss in 2022, gains of 155.4% in 2023 and 121% in 2024, then a 6.3% loss in 2025, according to CoinGlass.
Bitcoin traded at $74,158, down 0.79% over 24 hours as of 12:49 UTC, according to CoinGecko and exchange spot data.
