$BTC 📉 Slips Into Its Longest Monthly Losing Streak Since 2018🩸
Bitcoin is going through a rough stretch—and history is starting to rhyme ⚠️. According to Bloomberg, BTC is now facing its longest monthly decline in nearly seven years, driven by rising risk aversion and a renewed rush toward traditional safe-haven assets.
So far in January, Bitcoin is down nearly 6%, marking its fourth straight month in the red 🧊. If this trend holds, it would be the longest losing streak since the 2018 ICO bubble collapse—a period many crypto veterans still remember vividly.
The pressure intensified on Friday when BTC dropped 3.9% to around $81,100, its lowest level since late November 📉. At the same time, investors are rotating elsewhere—gold and silver have surged to fresh highs this week ✨.
Risk-off sentiment is back, capital is getting cautious, and Bitcoin is once again being tested in the shadow of legacy safe havens.