“Sell in May, and go away” is an oft-heard phrase amongst equity investors. Its truth has been borne out by years of study of the historical record. The presumption is that traders and investors alike prefer to take holiday after May, returning some time in September to resume their daily regimens. During that period, volumes drop. Returns ebb in the low digits, and nothing really happens until vacationers are back at their respective desks. Can the same be said about Bitcoin? Researchers say: “Yes.” Analysts poured over the crypto historical for the past decade and came away with this startling result – the ... (full story)