Key Takeaways
While crypto traders were excited for the possibility of Uptober, that has not happened. On the contrary, October has been extremely bearish, triggered by the biggest liquidation event ever on Oct. 10.
The ensuing bounce was weak and has already been retraced, especially in altcoins. Most cryptos performed negatively in October, and some have fallen by nearly 50%.
Let’s examine some of the worst performers and determine whether they can reverse their trend before the end of the year.
The IP price has fallen significantly since its all-time high of $14.96 on Sept. 21. Initially, the downward movement ended with a bounce at the $7 horizontal support area.
However, IP broke down on Oct. 10, briefly falling to a new all-time low before bouncing and creating a long lower wick.
Even though the breakdown caused the price of IP to fall below the $7 horizontal area, the price prevented a breakdown from its long-term ascending support trend line.
As long as IP trades above it, the trend can still be considered bullish.
In addition, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) have created bullish divergences since Oct. 10, so an eventual bounce could happen.

If one occurs, the IP price could return to the $7 horizontal resistance area. Despite the possibility of a bounce, the long-term IP price prediction cannot be considered bullish until the price reclaims it.
The FARTCOIN price has trended downward since its $1.69 high on July 23. The downward movement has been substantial, devoid of any significant bounces.
On Oct. 10, the FARTCOIN price fell to a new yearly low of $0.092 before bouncing.
However, the bounce was weak and the price of Fartcoin risks another breakdown. Currently, the memecoin trades inside a descending triangle, which is considered a bearish pattern.

If it breaks down, the price of FARTCOIN could drop to $0.100 and fall to single digits.
The long-term outlook is also bearish, so an eventual breakdown seems inevitable.
The final crypto that crashed in October is Plasma, which debuted with a massive rally that led to a high of $1.69.
The decline since then has been massive, with virtually no retracements.
Like the other two cryptos, XPL bounced on Oct. 10 but has already fallen to new lows.

Currently, the XPL price risks a breakdown that could take it below $0.20.
The bearish wave count suggests that the XPL price is in the fifth and final wave of its downward movement (red).
If the count plays out as expected, the price of XPL will reach a low of $0.181 before the end of the year, marking the end of its five-wave decline.
Overall, October was far from the bullish “Uptober” traders had hoped for.
Most altcoins, including IP, FARTCOIN, and Plasma, suffered steep losses and show little sign of strength.
While short-term relief rallies are possible, the broader trend remains bearish.