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by: xpoolPosted on: November 1, 2025

Bitcoin’s History Points to a Potential Breakout in November

After a rare October downturn, Bitcoin is entering November – historically the most bullish month for the cryptocurrency – with multiple technical and macroeconomic indicators suggesting a potential breakout. This comes after Bitcoin spent 55 months in an ascending wedge, the longest period of consolidation in its history.

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