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Market Sentiment - The market anticipates a positive trend with "Moonvember" and "Bullcember" following "Uptober" [1]

Analysts spoke to Decrypt about why October—dubbed "Uptober" for its historically strong returns—ended up being a downer for Bitcoin. https://t.co/rcMJD3y5g7 ...

The Worst Uptober Ever: A Sign of Things to Come? https://t.co/kRAHv9DX2Y ...

Core Insights - October 2025 did not experience the expected "uptober" rally, with most cryptocurrencies ending the month in decline, marking a rare occurrence in the historical trend of October [1][6]. Performance of Cryptocurrencies - Among the top 100 cryptocurrencies, only nine saw price increases in October, including Wrapped BNB and Pax's tokenized gold token, while major privacy coins ZCash and Monero performed notably well, with ZCash increasing by 411% and Monero by 9.93% [2][4]. - Bittensor experienced a significant rise of over 40%, driven by growing interest in its AI subnets, marking one of its strongest rallies [2][4]. - BNB also performed well, supported by excitement around the decentralized perpetual futures exchange Aster and interest from digital asset treasury companies [3]. Market Overview - The overall cryptocurrency market cap declined by approximately 6.7% throughout October 2025, with only nine tokens managing to break the bearish trend [6][7]. - The market showed signs of recovery from a mid-month low, but many tokens faced severe losses, particularly those with lower market capitalizations [7]. Major Gainers in October - The following cryptocurrencies were the top gainers in October: - ZCash: from $74.48 to $306.84, a 411.95% increase - Bittensor: from $302.88 to $434.34, a 43.41% increase - Monero: from $295.45 to $324.77, a 9.93% increase - Wrapped BNB: from $1,008.03 to $1,087.25, a 7.86% increase - BNB: from $1,008.92 to $1,086.78, a 7.72% increase [4]. Major Losers in October - The following cryptocurrencies were the biggest losers in October: - Figure Heloc: from $0.998 to $0.234, a -76.55% change - Story: from $8.904 to $4.400, a -50.59% change - Avalanche: from $29.993 to $18.280, a -39.05% change - Flare: from $0.025 to $0.016, a -35.91% change - Worldcoin: from $1.244 to $0.800, a -35.74% change [8].

Market Sentiment - The report gauges user sentiment regarding potential balance increases during "Uptober" [1]

Maybe Interstellar can still save Uptober, only two days left on the clock! 🙏🏻 https://t.co/LcCoMWJJOD ...

Block everyone who has ever used the word "Uptober" ...

Today is the last day of October, and it looks like Uptober was a lie:BTC -4.12%ETH -7.27%XRP -12.59%SOL -11.04%DOGE -20.68%HYPE -1.64%SUI -27.63%TON -19.61%PEPE -29.27%ARB -30.11%PUMP -33.91%IP -49.97%XPL -69.09%PENGU -32.94%KAITO -28.61%FARTCOIN -45.49% ...

Core Insights - Bitcoin entered October with high expectations due to historical trends, but ended the month down over 5%, marking the first negative October close since 2018 [2][3] - November, referred to as "Moonvember," has historically been Bitcoin's second strongest month, with median gains of 10.3% [3] - Several factors contributed to October's poor performance, including a mid-month correction, cautious Federal Reserve stance, and renewed trade tensions [4][5] Market Performance - Bitcoin's price briefly exceeded $125,000 early in October but faced a significant correction, dropping below key support levels like $110,000 [4] - Institutional activity decreased, with major Bitcoin accumulator Strategy purchasing only 778 bitcoins in October, a 78% drop from September [5] - ETF inflows slowed compared to previous quarters, reflecting investor caution amid persistent inflation and flat hiring data [6] Social Sentiment and Metrics - Social media sentiment around "Uptober" turned negative as the month progressed, impacting altcoins like Ethereum and Solana [7] - Despite the downturn, Bitcoin dominance remained steady at around 57%, and whale accumulation continued, indicating underlying support [8] - Analysts view the situation as a "liquidity-driven mid-cycle reset," with normalization of leverage and rising on-chain activity [8]