November Was Bitcoin’s Second Worst Month In 2025

Bitcoin experienced its second-worst monthly performance in 2025 during November, declining by 17.28%, just behind February's 17.39% drop. This slide was the steepest November decline since 2022. The price struggle was attributed to several factors, including macroeconomic pressures like expanded tariffs by Donald Trump and a record US government shutdown, which tightened liquidity. Furthermore, institutional flows weakened, with Bitcoin ETFs recording $3.48 billion in outflows, the second-largest monthly outflow since their 2024 launch. This was compounded by short-term investor capitulation, evidenced by a surge in realized losses among short-term holders to levels not seen since November 2022. These combined pressures caused BTC's price to briefly dip below $80,000 before rebounding to $90,773 at press time.

(Source：BeInCrypto)