Bitcoin’s hot streak just hit a wall. August ended with a -6.5% dip, 751M in ETF outflows, and a chart screaming “bearish.” Now September—the month BTC historically loves to wreck traders—has the 100K floor in sight.
August wasn’t just a pullback—it was a breakdown. BTC sliced through:
📉 Indicators confirm it:
The roadmap? A magnet test of the 200-day SMA at 101,366, with 100K looming like a final boss.
Since 2013, September has been Bitcoin’s worst calendar month:
The danger: self-fulfilling prophecy. Traders expect weakness → they sell → weakness deepens. Layer that on ETF outflows and bearish techs, and you get a “double red” setup.
To break the curse, bulls need to:
Until then? Every bounce = “exit liquidity.”
This isn’t just about charts—it’s about confidence.
If BTC holds 100K, bulls survive to fight October (a historically strong rebound month). If not? Eyes shift to 90K–95K support zones.
Bitcoin just dropped -6.5% in August, breaking key supports and piling on 751M ETF outflows. With Red September seasonality, 100K is the next big battleground. Bulls must reclaim 113.5K to flip sentiment—otherwise, September could deliver another bloody chapter in BTC history.
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