Takeaways:
- Bitcoin finishes a red October for the first time in the last seven years, but readies for a green November.
- Some of the main catalysts for a bullish Q4 include the FOMC’s recent tax rate cut, the growing adoption rate, and the SEC’s approval of its ETF list.
- Arthur Hayes announces that QT may be over after Powell says that the central bank may ‘stop shrinking its balance sheet’.
- Bitcoin Hyper’s ($HYPER) presale reaches $25.5M as it promises a faster, cheaper, and more scalable Bitcoin network.
Bitcoin ends October in red as it prepares for its richest month historically, November.
$BTC already defied the odds by getting a red October, which makes this one the third ever, aside from 2014 and 2018. 2025’s performance ends a six-year streak, which saw Bitcoin gain between 5.56% and 39.93% in October since 2019.
A red October resets the entire market and forces a clean perspective on 2025’s Q4.
So, what should we expect?
Based on Bitcoin’s monthly returns, November will likely go green and may deliver big if momentum pushes $BTC above $120K.
The catalysts seem to all be there. The Federal Reserve delivered another 25-point tax rate cut, adoption rate increases, and the race against gold takes on a new magnitude this year.
Then we have Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER), Bitcoin’s coming Layer 2 solution to the network’s most pressing problem: its performance limitation.
November Price Prediction for Bitcoin
Bitcoin’s most realistic price prediction puts the token above $130K by the end of November. This is a likely price target given Bitcoin’s past Q4 performances, especially over the last two years, when both October and November were in the green.
However, all bullish predictions seem to have fallen short for Bitcoin so far, so how likely is this one to happen?
Analysts at TD Cowen follow the same school of thought, invoking Bitcoin’s resilience after October 10’s market crash as the main drive. In their view, Bitcoin will likely reach $141K by December, which would set a new ATH.
The context seems to favor this outcome as well. Arthur Hayes highlighted this exact point with a clear-cut ‘buy everything’, after Powell hinted at ending Quantitative Tightening (QT) in the banking sphere.
The reverse, Quantitative Easing (QE) translates into banks pouring more cash into the economy, which benefits the crypto sphere directly; more available capital equals more buys.
The QT ending would pair great with the end of the senate filibuster rule, which would reverse the governmental shutdown; a necessary step for allowing the SEC to green light the many crypto ETFs currently on standby. Trump himself called for this in a recent Truth Social Post.
Finally, we have the Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) presale, which promises to make the Bitcoin network faster, cheaper, and more scalable with tools like SVM and the Canonical Bridge.
How Bitcoin Hyper Plans to Lift Bitcoin’s Performance Limitation
The Bitcoin network is natively limited to seven transactions per second (TTS), which impacts its finality times, costs, and scalability. Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) aims to change that with the help of tools like the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) and the Canonical Bridge.
SVM brings Solana’s performance into the Bitcoin ecosystem, unlocking the ultra-fast execution of smart contracts and DeFi apps. This upgrades the network’s performance to Solana-grade numbers.
The Canonical Bridge addresses Bitcoin’s limited TPS, which currently places Bitcoin on the 26th place on the list of the fastest blockchains. The Bridge connects the Hyper ecosystem to the
Bitcoin network, tracking incoming transactions and minting the users’ $BTC into the Hyper layer.
The entire process lasts seconds, as the Bitcoin Relay Program confirms the transaction details near instantly. The wrapped bitcoins become available for use immediately and remain on the Hyper layer until you decide to withdraw them to the Bitcoin network.
These tools allow the Hyper layer to transform Bitcoin in terms of performance, transaction costs, and overall scalability. In short, you’re getting finality times of seconds instead of hours, vastly lower transaction fees, and virtually infinite scalability for an institutionally-feasible Bitcoin.
The presale just jumped $25.5M with a $HYPER sitting at $0.013205.
The project is seeing a lot of attention as investors pour in, drawn by Hyper’s promises, extensive whitepaper detailing its roadmap, and $HYPER’s long-term potential.
Hyper has a planned release window between Q4 2025 and Q1 2026, so the window of opportunity is closing fast. If you want to invest, the earlier, the better.
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