#TrumpMediaBitcoinTreasury $BTC Bitcoin destroys the old myth of "sell in May and go away"

For years, the saying "sell in May and go away" has guided many traditional investors, suggesting that May is a bad month for the markets. But Bitcoin, as usual, came to break the rules of the game.

While the traditional market is guided by historical cycles and seasonal patterns, Bitcoin follows its own logic: that of adoption, scarcity, and demand. Evidence of this is what we recently saw.

In May 2024, Bitcoin closed with an impressive +11.1%, becoming one of the strongest months of the year. And as if that weren't enough, in May 2025 it broke its all-time high, surpassing $111,000 during the iconic "Pizza Day". All of this, while the media was still talking about the fear of a correction. BTC simply responded with action.

So... what happened to the old saying? Simple: in the crypto world, Wall Street sayings do not apply. Bitcoin does not understand financial superstitions. What it does understand is institutional adoption, corporate purchases, and confidence in its value as a reserve.

Data from CryptoQuant shows that in 7 of the last 12 Mays, BTC has ended in the green. Instead of selling in May, those who bought were the ones who came out winning. What was once a month of withdrawal can now be a month of opportunities for those who understand how this asset moves.

The myth falls. Bitcoin did it again.