Historical data shows that Bitcoin often performs well in October, with an average increase of 20%. For November, the data is even more astonishing, with an average increase of 46.8%. Even when calculated conservatively using the median of 9%, Bitcoin's current price could potentially soar to $76,000, breaking historical highs, which suggests that larger increases may be on the horizon. However, it is important to note that a 400% surge, like that of November 2013, should be viewed as an exception and not as a norm.

Considering that this year is a halving year for Bitcoin, comparing November's data with previous halving cycles may be more relevant. For example, in November 2020, Bitcoin increased by 43%, and in 2016, it increased by 5.5%. Looking back at the current October market, although it is nearing its end, the increase has reached 7.7%, while the average increase still stands at 21%, indicating that Bitcoin still has significant upward potential in the next week or two. Therefore, it may not be necessary to wait until November; Bitcoin could potentially break historical highs this month and begin a strong upward trend. Investors should seize the opportunity and make cautious decisions.