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Mercury Retrograde, day 14 of 21

– Nov 13

Bitcoin −6.8% so far. 9th of 11. Ranked against the last 10 Mercury retrogrades at day 14.

Mercury · MESSENGER

6 up, 4 down: Last 10 Mercury retrogrades6 of 10 highernormal for any 10: 3–8

Aug 23+2.7%Dec 13+8.4%Apr 1−9.4%Aug 5+1.4%Nov 25+12.0%Mar 15−5.6%Jul 18−0.6%Nov 9−11.2%Feb 26+3.6%Jun 29+9.3%Oct 24−6.8% so far

Oct 24 · Day 14 of 21: −6.8% · 9th of 11 so far

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Data provided by CoinMarketCap.com · History: Coin Metrics, CC BY-NC 4.0 · Sky: NASA (sources below)

What Bitcoin did after each one

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Sky events in this chart and the last 10 Mercury retrogrades, and Bitcoin over the days after
When (ET)EventWindowBitcoinPrice (USD)
Nov 24, 2026, 9:54 AM ETSupermoon7 daysStarts in 18 days
Oct 24 – Nov 13, 2026Mercury Retrogradestart to endIn progress: −6.8% so far, day 14 of 2181.1K to 75.6K
Oct 10, 2026, 11:50 AM ETNew Moon7 days−1.3%82.6K to 81.5K
Sep 26, 2026, 12:49 PM ETFull Moon7 days+0.5%84.1K to 84.5K
Sep 10, 2026, 11:27 PM ETNew Moon7 days−0.2%76.5K to 76.4K
Aug 28, 2026, 12:19 AM ETPartial Lunar Eclipse7 days+1.3%80.3K to 81.3K
Aug 12, 2026, 1:37 PM ETTotal Solar Eclipse7 days+1.8%63.5K to 64.7K
Jun 29 – Jul 23, 2026Mercury Retrogradestart to end+9.3%59.5K to 65.0K
Feb 26 – Mar 20, 2026Mercury Retrogradestart to end+3.6%68.0K to 70.5K
Nov 9 – Nov 29, 2025Mercury Retrogradestart to end−11.2%102.3K to 90.8K
Jul 18 – Aug 11, 2025Mercury Retrogradestart to end−0.6%119.5K to 118.7K
Mar 15 – Apr 7, 2025Mercury Retrogradestart to end−5.6%84.1K to 79.4K
Nov 25 – Dec 15, 2024Mercury Retrogradestart to end+12.0%93.3K to 104.6K
Aug 5 – Aug 28, 2024Mercury Retrogradestart to end+1.4%58.3K to 59.1K
Apr 1 – Apr 25, 2024Mercury Retrogradestart to end−9.4%71.2K to 64.5K
Dec 13 – Jan 1, 2024Mercury Retrogradestart to end+8.4%41.5K to 44.9K
Aug 23 – Sep 15, 2023Mercury Retrogradestart to end+2.7%26.0K to 26.7K

Since July 2010: 51 Mercury retrogrades, up by the end in 26 (51%). Any 23-day stretch: 56%.

Not a forecast or advice. How we count

How we count: Bitcoin’s daily closes (UTC), from the day a planet turns retrograde to the day it turns direct, compared with every stretch of the same length since July 2010.

Sources

Sources · Moon images: NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio · Solar eclipses: Eclipse Predictions by Fred Espenak (NASA's GSFC) · Lunar eclipses: Eclipse Predictions by Fred Espenak and Jean Meeus (NASA's GSFC) · Eclipse photos: NASA/GRC/Jordan Salkin, NASA/Bill Ingalls, NASA/Jim Spann, NASA/Joel Kowsky · Mercury (enhanced color, PIA16853): NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Carnegie Institution of Washington; 3D map: MESSENGER MDIS mosaic, USGS Astrogeology · Sky geometry (crescents, Mercury’s phase): computed with Astronomy Engine (Don Cross, MIT) · Venus: NASA/JPL-Caltech · Mars: NASA, ESA, the Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA), J. Bell (ASU), and M. Wolff (Space Science Institute)