Bitcoin's Seasonal Tailwinds Begin to Fade.

As Bitcoin moves deeper into the summer months, historical seasonality becomes progressively less supportive.

Data shows that average monthly returns typically start declining after April, with performance weakening through the middle of the year before reaching its seasonal low point in September.

Median returns follow a similar pattern, suggesting that softer price action during this period has been a recurring trend across multiple market cycles.
While seasonality alone does not determine market direction, it can influence investor expectations and risk appetite. With macroeconomic uncertainty,

liquidity conditions, and institutional flows already playing a major role in the current cycle, the seasonal backdrop may add another layer of caution for traders heading into the third quarter.

Historically, September has been Bitcoin's weakest month on average, making the coming months an important test for whether bullish catalysts can outweigh the typical seasonal headwinds.

$BTC #Bitcoin