Bitcoin in September: Will the BTC price fall below $100,000 now?
In this article you will learn:
- Why September doesn't bode well for Bitcoin
- The pioneering role that Michael Saylor and the treasury firms now play
- Why the market power of Bitcoin ETFs is still underestimated
- How high the BTC price could rise according to experts – once September is over
September has always been a nightmare for Bitcoin, making many investors nervous. Hardly any other month has brought so many losses for the leading cryptocurrency. After a weak August, fears are now growing that the price could fall below the crucial $100,000 mark. Historical data supports the pessimistic outlook, but the Federal Reserve, Michael Saylor, and BlackRock could still turn the tide. Bitcoin investors are facing a month that is likely to be a decisive stress test for the current bull cycle.
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