Bitcoin Slumps in November as European Markets Lead 20–25% BTC/ETH Decline
BTC/USDT
$15,519,711,872.05
$90,340.00 / $88,515.37
Change: $1,824.63 (2.06%)
+0.0020%
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COINOTAG News reports that Bitcoin logged one of its weakest November performances since 2018, as selling pressure sharpened into month-end. PrestO Research’s timezone data shows the pull predominantly emanated from European funds, with price action in Asian and U.S. sessions remaining comparatively resilient. The BTC/ETH monthly decline sits around 20–25%, and net selling was notably heavier during European trading hours, highlighting a regional liquidity tilt that influenced spot and derivative dynamics.
From a risk-management perspective, traders should watch European liquidity windows for potential spillovers into December. While other regional sessions showed stability, the current pattern underscores how regional demand can set near-term volatility for BTC and ETH. Market participants may seek diversification across venues and hedging across futures to mitigate an ongoing European-led tilt in demand and pricing signals.
