Bitcoin Faces First Back-to-Back Annual Losses in History, But There's a Catch
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Bitcoin Annual Losses on Track for First Back-to-Back Streak in 18 Years
TLDR: Bitcoin fell 6.34% in 2025 and is down 15.65% in 2026, trading near $73,850 as of November 10. A recovery above the $87,500 opening price, an 18.5% gain, would prevent two straight losing years. The two-year decline totals about 21%, far below the 73.56% loss in 2018 and 64.27% drop in 2022. Measured from [...]
The bitcoin could end 2026 in the red after having already lost 6.34% in 2025, a sequence never seen since its creation. However, this historical first does not mean that the market is going through its worst winter. It shows above all that the former four-year cycle gradually disappears to the benefit of a bitcoin more influenced by rates, ETFs and Wall Street. The article Bitcoin could chain two years of decline, a first in its history appeare…
Bitcoin could close 2026 with its second consecutive year of losses, something unprecedented in its history. However, the accumulated fall per calendar year is much smaller than the collapse recorded since its October 2025 peak.
Bitcoin risks first ever back-to-back annual losses as price drops 16% in 2026
🚨 Bitcoin is on track for its first ever consecutive annual loss after a 16% drop in 2026. 📉 At $73,850, $BTC needs an 18.5% rally before December 31 to break its losing streak. 💡 Previous sharp declines saw brisk recoveries, but two losing years in a row is unprecedented. Continue Reading:Bitcoin risks first ever back-to-back annual losses as price drops 16% in 2026
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