Bitcoin’s ‘Uptober’ Goes Bust With Worst October Finish Since 2014
By Jamie Redman

Bitcoin’s celebrated “Uptober” tradition suffered another setback in 2026, with the leading crypto asset closing October down 7.32% against the greenback, its weakest performance for the month since 2014. Over the past seven days, BTC traded between $76,337 and $81,840 as the major $6.3 billion Binance hack rattled…
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