Bitcoin’s first “Uptober” loss since 2018 underscore growing macro uncertainty and leveraged market fragile.
Despite with short-term weakness, institutional interest and ETF inflows supporting a medium-term rebound if its liquidity stabilizes.
October has often been called “Uptober”in cryptocurrency world. As it is a month of big the rallies and strong Bitcoin gains. From 2019 to up to 2024, Bitcoin rose an averaging of more than 21% each October, helped with trader optimism and seasonal hype. However, in 2025, Bitcoin ended the month down about 5%, settling near $110,000 after first hitting a record high of $126,080.
According to a recent Crypto News Flash (CNF) report, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) reigniting that Uptober energy, with speculate on whether $600 would be its next target. Meanwhile, Adam McCarthy, Kaiko Senior Research Analyst, explained:
Cryptocurrencies came into October tracking gold, tracking stocks near all-time highs, and then as uncertainty hit people for the
