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Why Bitcoin May Perform Unusually Well in September
Bitcoin is at $116,016 (BTC/USD) at the time of publication, which is up 0.54% for the week. We have seen several days of downward movement for the coin this week, but it is still performing better than it usually does in September. This tends to be a very low month for Bitcoin, with the token falling in that month for six years in a row. In 2024, Bitcoin threw off that trend and gained 7.29% for the month. For 2025, Bitcoin is already doing better than any previous September with 7.39% in gains. Yes, Bitcoin started September low this year, but that is usually the case, and already the coin has moved from $108K to ... (full story)
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