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Bitcoin's Weak September Could Actually Be Its Secret Weapon Against Ethereum This Year
Bitcoin hit an all-time high of nearly $125,000 last month, but here’s the twist nobody saw coming: September—historically the digital asset’s weakest month—might actually be when it finally reclaims dominance from Ethereum’s summer rally. While crypto traders brace for Bitcoin’s traditional September slump, a growing chorus of analysts believes this year’s dynamics could flip the script entirely. After watching Ethereum surge 74% over the past two months while Bitcoin managed barely 1%, the stage is set for an unexpected reversal that could catch the market off guard. August delivered a reality check ... (full story)
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