I get your point đ cycles donât always repeat perfectly, sometimes they invert or shift depending on macro factors like liquidity and ETF flows. But ignoring seasonality altogether is dangerous â in 7 of the last 10 years, September closed red for BTC. That doesnât mean itâs guaranteed this year, but probabilities matter. DecemberâFebruary have often been strong, true, yet they usually followed Q3 weakness. The market loves to trap traders who think âthis time is different.â Better to prepare for both outcomes: keep liquidity ready if September repeats its pattern, while staying open for upside if it breaks it. That way you win either way.
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Now the whole cycle is going in reverse, why there was always growth in December and February, so I think it's nonsense to pay attention to what happened when there was a drop in September.
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