With an uncertain macroeconomic outlook, a prolonged period of high volatility is expected.
With the US rate cut, the crypto market as a whole is up 10% since the announcement.
Historically, Bitcoin and the broader cryptocurrency market tend to experience a dip in the month of September. This month has typically led to bearish price movements, with Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies posting consistent negative returns.
However, this September has been unusually active, with increased price activity driven by changes in the macroeconomic outlook and signals from central banks about possible policy adjustments. These factors have created a “perfect storm” of volatility in risk assets, particularly cryptocurrencies. As seen in data over the past decade, September consistently ranks as the worst month to trade Bitcoin.
Monthly cryptocurrency trading return rates from 2013 to 2024. Fountain: Crypto.ro
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