🚀 Bitcoin's September Low May Signal Market Bottom, Historical Data Suggests
#Bitcoin #BTC #cryptocurrency #crypto #marketanalysis #trading #futures #options #volatility #monthlylow #September #October #Q4 #historicaldata #pricehistory #pullback #macro #macroeconomics #institutionalinvestors #portfolioRebalancing #PANews #CoinDesk
According to PANews, historical data indicates that Bitcoin may have reached its lowest point for 2025 on September 1, with a low of approximately $107,000. Since July 2024, Bitcoin has typically formed its monthly low within the first ten days of each month. However, February, June, and August 2025 were exceptions, with lows occurring later, although the market experienced a pullback in the first ten days before resuming its trend. This pattern may be linked to institutional portfolio rebalancing and key macroeconomic events concentrated at the beginning of the month.
Data from CoinDesk and insights from Oliver Knight, Deputy Editor of Tokens, suggest that the expiration of several futures and options markets at the end of each month or the beginning of the next could trigger short-term volatility, leading to subdued trading activity as traders opt to roll over or reposition. While past performance does not guarantee future results, the fourth quarter has historically been Bitcoin's strongest period, with an average return rate of 85%. October is particularly notable, having only experienced declines in two months since 2013.#Bitcoin #BTC #cryptocurrency #crypto #marketanalysis #trading #futures #options #volatility #monthlylow #September #October #Q4 #historicaldata #pricehistory #pullback #macro #macroeconomics #institutionalinvestors #portfolioRebalancing #PANews #CoinDesk
🚀 Fed Chair Powell Highlights Concerns Over Employment Growth
#Powell #Fed #FederalReserve #employmentgrowth #unemploymentrate #labormarket #monetarypolicy #tariffs #pricepressures #ratecut #September
According to BlockBeats, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has expressed concerns about the current state of employment growth, describing it as too weak to sustain a stable unemployment rate. He cautioned that overly tight monetary policies could unnecessarily impact the labor market. Powell also noted that price pressures driven by tariffs might be temporary and not immediate. Following the interest rate cut in September, he stated that the Federal Reserve is now in a favorable position.#Powell #Fed #FederalReserve #employmentgrowth #unemploymentrate #labormarket #monetarypolicy #tariffs #pricepressures #ratecut #September
🚀 Bitcoin News. Today: Bitcoin Bollinger Bands Hit Record Squeeze, Analysts Warn of ‘Volatility Storm’ Ahead
#Bitcoin #BTC #BollingerBands #Volatility #VolatilityStorm #Uptober #October #July #September #CoinGlass #Glassnode #Cointelegraph #IGGroup #ETFInflows #Seasonality #NegativeFundingRates #AllTimeHigh #BitcoinNews
Key Takeaways:Bitcoin’s weekly Bollinger Bands are the tightest in history, signaling a looming volatility breakout.Analysts warn of a “significant volatility storm”, with scenarios ranging from a dip toward $100K to a bullish October surge.Historically, similar compression has preceded major upside breakouts, including BTC’s run to $122K in July.Record Bollinger Band CompressionBitcoin’s Bollinger Bands — a technical indicator that tracks volatility and potential price extremes — have tightened to their narrowest levels ever, according to crypto analyst Mr. Anderson.“When volatility compresses this tightly, expansion always follows,” the analyst said, adding that BTC typically tests outer bands quickly once volatility returns.CoinW’s chief strategy officer Nassar Achkar called the move the “calm before a significant volatility storm”, highlighting ETF inflows, seasonality, and negative funding rates as bullish drivers.Analysts Divided on DirectionWhile some expect upside, others caution that compression does not guarantee a bullish move.Hunters of Web3’s Langerius: “Compression this extreme rarely resolves quietly.”Glassnode’s CryptoVizArt: Argued that Bitcoin’s volatility naturally declines as it matures, calling the current squeeze “an observation without predictive value.”Tony Sycamore, IG Group: Believes BTC still needs time to “work off overbought readings” after strong 2025 gains.Historical Context: July and September SignalsBitcoin’s last major Bollinger Band squeeze came in early July when BTC traded near $108K. Within days, volatility spiked, and BTC hit an all-time high above $122K by mid-July, according to Cointelegraph.The bands tightened again in early September — their most extreme monthly compression since Bitcoin began trading.Uptober or Septembear?Traders are watching whether Bitcoin’s next move will be a final shakeout toward $100K or a seasonal October rally.Data from CoinGlass shows BTC has risen in 10 of the last 12 Octobers and 8 of the last 12 Q4s, reinforcing October’s reputation as “Uptober.”#Bitcoin #BTC #BollingerBands #Volatility #VolatilityStorm #Uptober #October #July #September #CoinGlass #Glassnode #Cointelegraph #IGGroup #ETFInflows #Seasonality #NegativeFundingRates #AllTimeHigh #BitcoinNews
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🚀 Bitcoin and Ethereum NFT Transactions Hit Lows in September
#Bitcoin #Ethereum #NFT #Transactions #September #Cryptoslam #PANews #Blockchain #Crypto #LowVolume #BTC #ETH
According to PANews, data from Cryptoslam reveals that Bitcoin's on-chain NFT transactions in September amounted to approximately $43.82 million, marking the lowest monthly transaction volume since May 2023. Additionally, Ethereum's on-chain NFT transactions for September reached around $176 million, setting a record for the lowest monthly transaction volume in the third quarter of 2025.#Bitcoin #Ethereum #NFT #Transactions #September #Cryptoslam #PANews #Blockchain #Crypto #LowVolume #BTC #ETH
🚀 Cryptocurrency Networks Record Over 642 Million Transactions in September
#cryptocurrency #TRON #Polygon #Arbitrum #USDT #blockchain #crypto #transactions #CryptoQuant #Solana #September #adoption #cryptonetworks #TRX #ARB
According to PANews, a report by on-chain data analysis platform CryptoQuant reveals that in September, the total number of transactions across nine major cryptocurrency networks, excluding Solana, surpassed 642 million. The TRON network led with 279 million transactions, accounting for 40% of the total, followed by Polygon with 112 million and Arbitrum with 87 million.
The report highlights that the total transfer volume of USDT on the TRON network alone exceeded $687 billion in September, underscoring the substantial scale of usage within the crypto networks. Analysts suggest that the consistently high transaction volume throughout 2025 indicates a broader and more fundamental adoption of cryptocurrencies, rather than mere price speculation.#cryptocurrency #TRON #Polygon #Arbitrum #USDT #blockchain #crypto #transactions #CryptoQuant #Solana #September #adoption #cryptonetworks #TRX #ARB
🚀 U.S. September ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI Falls Short of Expectations
#US #September #ISM #NonManufacturingPMI #Economy #GrowthSlowdown #EconomicChallenges
According to BlockBeats, the U.S. September ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI was reported at 50, falling short of the expected 51.7 and down from the previous value of 52. This indicates a slowdown in the non-manufacturing sector's growth, reflecting potential challenges in the broader economic landscape.#US #September #ISM #NonManufacturingPMI #Economy #GrowthSlowdown #EconomicChallenges
🚀 Citigroup Economists Predict Slower Core CPI Growth in September
#Citigroup #CoreCPI #September #inflation #tariffs #housinginflation #servicesinflation #labormarket #governmentshutdown #economicdata
According to BlockBeats, Citigroup economists anticipate a 0.28% increase in the core Consumer Price Index (CPI) for September, a decrease from August's 0.35% rise. While tariffs may keep goods prices elevated, a slowdown in housing inflation is expected to ease overall service inflation.
A potential government shutdown could delay the release of this data. However, Citigroup notes that a softening labor market and cooling housing prices reduce the risk of sustained inflation.#Citigroup #CoreCPI #September #inflation #tariffs #housinginflation #servicesinflation #labormarket #governmentshutdown #economicdata
🚀 U.S. September CPI Data Likely to Mirror August Trends, Says Economist
#US #CPI #Inflation #Economy #FederalReserve #Energy #Food #Tariffs #September #August #CoreCPI #EconomicForecast
According to BlockBeats, Dean Baker, Chief Economist at the UK research institution CEPR, indicated that the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for September is expected to reflect a growth rate similar to that of August. In August, the energy sector saw a 0.7% increase, and a similar rapid growth rate is anticipated for September. The household food sector, which rose by 0.6% in August, may experience a slowdown in growth for September. The core CPI monthly rate is likely to reach 0.3% again, potentially rounding up to 0.4%.
Furthermore, both the overall and core CPI annual rates for September are expected to be close to 3.0%, which is a full percentage point above the Federal Reserve's target of 2.0%. For the Federal Reserve, the level of inflation might be less concerning than the direction of its change. Inflation is more likely to rise rather than fall, at least until the full impact of tariffs is passed on to consumers. If new tariffs are implemented and affect more industries, the situation could become more complex. Without a significant economic downturn, it is challenging to envision a scenario where inflation meets the Federal Reserve's target in the short term.#US #CPI #Inflation #Economy #FederalReserve #Energy #Food #Tariffs #September #August #CoreCPI #EconomicForecast
🚀 U.S. Core PPI for September Falls Short of Expectations
#US #PPI #CorePPI #Inflation #Economy #September
According to Odaily, the United States' core Producer Price Index (PPI) for September showed a monthly increase of 0.1%, falling short of the anticipated 0.2%. The previous month's figure was -0.10%. On an annual basis, the core PPI rose by 2.6%, slightly below the expected 2.7% and down from the prior year's 2.80%.#US #PPI #CorePPI #Inflation #Economy #September
🚀 U.S. Core PCE Price Index for September to Be Released
#US #CorePCE #PriceIndex #September #CommerceDepartment #BlockBeats #EconomicData
According to BlockBeats, the U.S. Department of Commerce is set to release the annual rate of the Core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index for September. The announcement is scheduled for Friday at 23:00 UTC+8. The expected rate is 2.9%, consistent with the previous value of 2.9%.#US #CorePCE #PriceIndex #September #CommerceDepartment #BlockBeats #EconomicData
🚀 UBS Predicts Fed Rate Cuts in September and December
#UBS #FedRateCuts #InterestRates #MonetaryPolicy #EconomicForecast #FederalReserve #Jin10 #RateCuts #September #December #EconomicConditions
UBS has revised its forecast for the U.S. Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts, now anticipating a reduction of 25 basis points each in September and December. According to Jin10, this marks a shift from their previous prediction of rate cuts in June and September. The adjustment reflects changing economic conditions and expectations surrounding the Federal Reserve's monetary policy decisions. UBS's updated outlook suggests a more cautious approach by the Fed in response to evolving economic indicators.#UBS #FedRateCuts #InterestRates #MonetaryPolicy #EconomicForecast #FederalReserve #Jin10 #RateCuts #September #December #EconomicConditions