Bitcoin −7.2% so far. 9th of 11. Ranked against the last 10 Mercury retrogrades at day 14.
0.401.088.1429.013.5230.7130.5657.812.3K40.8K0.2214.76.962.224.5582.966.31.1K533.7672.4322.8175.6219.8311.5366.3767.41.1K935.12.4K4.9K19.6K6.8K9.8K3.2K12.9K6.6K5.0K58.7K33.5K52.6K35.0K19.0K15.8K24.8K25.1K47.0K53.8K106.1K76.4K124.8K63.5Kvs the last 10, from 81.1K20122014201620182020202220242026Oct 24Best: Nov 25 +12.0%Worst: Nov 9 −11.2%btctides.comDay 14 of 21: −7.2%9th of 11 so far
6 up, 4 down: Last 10 Mercury retrogrades6 of 10 highernormal for any 10: 3–8
Mercury retrogrades that began inside a Venus retrograde, since 2010: 5. Bitcoin from start to end: +28.3%, −1.7%, −3.6%, +2.7%, −5.6%. 2 higher, 3 lower. Too few to tell.
Every Mercury retrograde since July 2010, and Bitcoin from start to end
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)