Seasonal data show Bitcoin rising in 7 of 13 Mays with roughly 8% average gains; April has gained about 10%. US-listed spot BTC ETFs have attracted over $1.8B, but higher yields limit near-term upside.Abstract: Bitcoin shows mixed seasonality, rising in seven of the last thirteen Mays with an about 8% average gain, while April adds roughly 10%. U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs have drawn substantial inflows (over $1.8 billion this month after March’s $1.32 billion). Analysts note that higher yields and a higher-for-longer macro backdrop are likely to cap near-term upside.

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2026-05-02 13:45:53

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Seasonal data since 2013 shows Bitcoin has risen in seven of the past 13 Mays, with an average gain of about 8%, even as April is ending after a roughly 10% rise. U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs have pulled in more than $1.8 billion this month after March’s $1.32 billion, while Jake Kennis of Nansen said rising yields and a “higher-for-longer” macro backdrop are capping near-term upside.

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