Bitcoin experienced one of its weakest November performances since 2018. New data shows that last month's selling pressure mainly came from the European market, in sharp contrast to Asia and the US. According to Presto Research's time zone data, the major crypto sell-off in November was primarily driven by European capital. BTC/ETH fell by about 20–25% during the month, with significant net selling pressure during European trading hours, while Asian and US sessions were basically flat. (CoinDesk)
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Bitcoin experienced one of its weakest November performances since 2018. New data shows that last month's selling pressure mainly came from the European market, in sharp contrast to Asia and the US. According to Presto Research's time zone data, the major crypto sell-off in November was primarily driven by European capital. BTC/ETH fell by about 20–25% during the month, with significant net selling pressure during European trading hours, while Asian and US sessions were basically flat. (CoinDesk)