Red September: Bitcoin’s Seasonal Curse of Regulation $BTC $ETH $SOL

Bitcoin’s history is littered with September setbacks. In its early years, prices were scattered and barely tracked—until 2013, when it smashed past $1,000 for the first time. That same year, CoinMarketCap launched, making the asset easier to follow.

But September quickly became infamous. After two positive and two negative Septembers between 2013 and 2016, the trend flipped in 2017. Riding the ICO boom, Bitcoin soared past $2,000—but regulators struck back. On Sept. 4, China’s central bank banned ICOs. By Sept. 29, South Korea had joined. Others issued warnings. The result? Six straight years of red Septembers.

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