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Bitcoin historical returns in November: 10 gains and 6 losses since 2010, average return 34.59%

PANews November 1 news, according to Coinglass data, Bitcoin's October 2026 return was -7.32%, marking the fourth-lowest October return in history to date; Ethereum's October 2026 return was -16.06%, marking the second-lowest October return in history to date.

Looking ahead to November, in the 16 historical "November" periods for Bitcoin since 2010, 10 ended higher and 6 ended lower. The largest gain occurred in November 2013, when the monthly gain reached 453.6%; the largest decline occurred in November 2018, when the monthly decline reached 36.41%. From 2010 to the present, Bitcoin's average "November" return has been 34.59%. The median return was 10.26%, with overall performance relatively strong.

In the 11 historical "November" periods for Ethereum since 2015, 5 ended higher and 6 ended lower. The largest gain occurred in November 2020, when the monthly gain reached 59.04%; the largest decline occurred in November 2018, when the monthly decline reached 42.66%. From 2015 to the present, Ethereum's average "November" return has been 3.294.3%, and the median return was -4.75%.

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