On November 17, Bitcoin was trading near 92094–94180. By the end of November, its price plummeted to around 87000–88000. $BTC experienced a drop of more than 16–17% during November, one of its worst months of the year. When BTC loses "strength", it usually generates a risk aversion: investors sell not only BTC but also other cryptocurrencies to reduce exposure. This reduces the overall capital flow in the crypto market. In such situations, altcoins tend to fall harder than BTC. According to recent analyses, while BTC drops by 25-30% from highs, many altcoins have recorded declines of 50% or more. Furthermore, this BTC pullback affects institutional appetite (funds, ETFs, large investors), which is key to sustaining prices in mid and low-cap altcoins. The drop in BTC is not isolated: in November 2025, it ceased to be a safe haven and dragged the rest of the market down. If BTC remains weak or volatile, many altcoins (especially the smaller or less liquid ones) could suffer significant losses. It is advisable to assess whether to maintain positions expecting a rebound or to reduce risks.

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