The Bank of Russia has identified Bitcoin as the most loss-making asset for ruble investors in November, according to its latest 'Financial Market Risk Review'. The report compared Bitcoin's performance with other assets, including Russian stocks, gold, and U.S. government bonds. Despite Bitcoin reaching a historical high of over $126,000 in October, it did not achieve similar peaks in several currencies, including the ruble. In November, Bitcoin's return in ruble terms was -19.9%, marking it as the worst-performing asset for the month, the start of 2025, and the past year. However, since 2022, Bitcoin remains the second most profitable asset after gold, with a gain exceeding 100%.