Bitcoin Hasn't Had a 10% Dip in 115 Days. Here's How These Streaks End
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- 24 Oct 2026, 18:18 UTC
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- 24 Oct 2026, 22:20 UTC
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The analysis focuses on Bitcoin's longest streak without a 10% dip, which lasted 115 days. This streak ended when Bitcoin experienced its largest drop in over 100 days, falling to $78,636. This level is 10% below the September high of $87,374, and Bitcoin's intraday low was $79,146, placing it within $510 of the streak-ending price. Historically, a 10% dip in Bitcoin has often been followed by further declines. In past rallies, once a 10% pullback occurred, the price typically reached a -24% decline, which would place Bitcoin at approximately $66,400. The July low was recorded at $57,735. The video highlights that while this run has been historic for small dips, it is still relatively young compared to longer streaks without larger dips (e.g., 25% or 30%). The key level to watch is $78,636, as breaking below it signifies the end of the streak, and past rallies suggest a potential further decline towards the $66,400 mark.
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