October or Uptober (as they say) is a month wherein BTC has demonstrated a beautiful pattern over the course of its history. BTC’s return in October can be guessed depending on where the month falls in BTC’s well-known 4 year cycle.
The month of October that falls after BTC has peaked post-halving is expected to have negative returns as BTC remains in a bearish trend. While the remaining 3 months of October in BTC’s 4 year cycle are expected to have positive returns as BTC remains in a bullish trend.
As such, following months of October were bearish: Oct 2014, Oct 2018, Oct 2022. The remaining months of October had positive returns (except Oct 2011 & Oct 2012; which can be excused as very early months before BTC established a 4 year cycle).
Currently, in Oct 2025 BTC is expected to have a positive return as it is in a bullish post-halving trend. Based on the above facts and future expectations, traders can position themselves better to capitalize gains in their portfolios.
Good Luck!!
The month of October that falls after BTC has peaked post-halving is expected to have negative returns as BTC remains in a bearish trend. While the remaining 3 months of October in BTC’s 4 year cycle are expected to have positive returns as BTC remains in a bullish trend.
As such, following months of October were bearish: Oct 2014, Oct 2018, Oct 2022. The remaining months of October had positive returns (except Oct 2011 & Oct 2012; which can be excused as very early months before BTC established a 4 year cycle).
Currently, in Oct 2025 BTC is expected to have a positive return as it is in a bullish post-halving trend. Based on the above facts and future expectations, traders can position themselves better to capitalize gains in their portfolios.
Good Luck!!
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