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Bitcoin is about to close a month of November where volatility played a tremendous part in the cryptocurrency market. Over the past 30 days, the queen of digital currencies has seen its all-time high to date, only to embark on a remarkable 20% correction and consolidation that was cut short by the Omicron-triggered sell-off of November 26th. The monthly close points to falls that could be as much as 8%, but experts are calling for calm, as the 'crypto' accumulates a 101% boom so far this year.
