Data: Bitcoin declined a total of 23% in the first 50 trading days of 2026, marking the worst start in recorded history. The declines in January and February were 10% and 15%, respectively. If this trend continues, it will be the first time in history that Bitcoin has fallen for two consecutive months, and it could also be the weakest performance since 2022. This significant retracement contrasts sharply with historical trends. According to ChainCatcher, reports from CoinDesk indicate that Bitcoin's 23% decline in the first 50 trading days of 2026 is the worst start ever recorded. Bitcoin fell 10% in January and a further 15% in February. If the downward trend persists, it will be the first time in Bitcoin's history that it has experienced two consecutive months of decline, and it may also set the weakest consecutive monthly performance since 2022. On-chain data platform Checkonchain pointed out that, in typical decline years, the average index reading on day 50 is 0.84, while the current reading is 0.77, highlighting a larger retracement this round. Notably, Bitcoin dropped 17% in 2025. Historically, post-U.S. presidential election years tend to perform better overall than election years and most bullish years, but this ongoing weakness is particularly prominent. #Gate广场发帖领五万美金红包