Summer in crypto is always boring, and Bitcoin closed July with 5% returns, aligning with the month's average historic performance of 10%.

August, on the other hand, tends to be slightly more negative for $BTC, with an average performance that is neutral at 0.36% monthly returns.

Do we keep chopping in August?

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September is usually the worst month in the whole year in terms of $BTC historical performance with the average returns of -5.38%, but so far this year has been somewhat atypical. Bitcoin is currently down only 2.3% on the month and things are not looking so bad in terms of the PA.

This year we often saw people on CT mentioning the elections year phenomena, meaning that during US election years $BTC usually either grows in price in September or at least doesn't fall as bad as during other years.

And upon sourcing #Bitcoin historical performance data during 2012, 2016, and 2020 we can definitely confirm that it's true and the average returns value for US election years is 7.18%.

So the question is, is this time different? Are we going to pump during the rest of September?

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We just added year a filtering feature to our BTC/ETH Returns tool: https://www.tradingdigits.io/btc-eth-returns

You can now set a year range or select specific years to view average and median returns for $BTC and $ETH during your chosen time period.

Extremely useful for sourcing historical performance data for key events such as US elections years, halving years, bear/bull market years, and so on.

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August and September are two worst months in the whole year for crypto and $BTC took an expected hit of -6.82% in August. But that might not be the end as historically September is the worst month for Bitcoin with the average returns of -5.60%.

If the history is to repeat itself $BTC could close September at $55,600 or lower. And what are your targets for the end of the month?

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Historically, April is usually a good month for $BTC with the average monthly returns of 11.18%. If this turns out to be true, then #Bitcoin will close April at approximately $79500.

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Our BTC/ETH Returns tool is getting more and more complete as now—apart from filtering by select years or year range—you can also reverse the year order and show oldest years first instead of last. The tool will remember your selection for future use.

Check it out: https://www.tradingdigits.io/btc-eth-returns

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Bitcoin's 30-day gain stands at 15.5%, with European trading hours leading the charge, followed by Asia Pacific.
This is a reversal from Q1, where most gains came during North American hours.
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We're three weeks into the month, but October hasn't lived up to its reputation yet. So far $BTC has grown only 4% on the month, while the average historical #Uptober returns for Bitcoin are 28%.

There are still 8 days left until the end of the month, but will history repeat itself and #Bitcoin resume its uptrend? If it does, the orange coin would close this month at around $81,000.

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Bitcoin is at $65,000 and so far this has been the second best September ever with 10% monthly returns, losing only to 2012's September when $BTC pumped almost 25%.

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