The Bitcoin price has recently deviated from historical trends, particularly those that typically see the leading cryptocurrency experience a surge in October. This month, Bitcoin has retraced over 10%, erasing gains made earlier when it briefly reached a record high of $126,000.

The failure of the anticipated “Uptober” rally has contributed to a climate of uncertainty, even with potential bullish catalysts on the horizon, such as The Federal Reserve’s (Fed) recent rate cuts announced on Wednesday.

Bitcoin Price Struggles Amid Fed Caution, Trade Tensions

As attention shifts to November, often dubbed “Moonvember,” the focus is on the historical Bitcoin price performance during this month. Over the past 14 years, November has been BTC’s second strongest month after October, averagin

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