Coinglass data shows that Bitcoin has posted gains in 10 of its 13 October trading periods since 2013, while three ended in declines. The average return for the month stands at 18.52%, and the median return is 12.73%. Among the historical readings, October 2013 delivered the strongest gain at 60.79%, while October 2014 marked the steepest drop at 12.95%. The dataset also shows Bitcoin’s return for September 2026 at 6.33%, ranked as the second-highest on record, behind only October 2024 at 7.29%. The figures were cited in an Odaily newsflash based on Coinglass statistics.
Odaily, citing Coinglass data, says Bitcoin ended October in the green in 10 out of 13 trading periods since 2013. The other three closed lower.
That dataset puts Bitcoin’s average October return at 18.52%. The median came in at 12.73%.
Looking back, October 2013 delivered the biggest jump, at 60.79%. And October 2014 marked the steepest drop, at 12.95%.
Coinglass also lists Bitcoin’s return for September 2026 at 6.33%. That ranks as the second-highest result on record, trailing only October 2024 at 7.29%.
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