Crypto Seasonality Shift... Trap Ending SOON!
2 extracted signals · 2 resolved · 0 still active
Crypto Goos04 Sept 2025, 12:03 UTC
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The analyst believes Bitcoin's seasonality is about to turn bullish, influenced by upcoming economic data, anticipating rate cuts and a potential rally. Focuses on the importance of non-farm payrolls, unemployment rate, and CPI data on September 11th and 17th, expecting all of that affecting the FOMC rate decision, so those rate cuts could make a huge rally to Bitcoin, even more due to having a CME gap laying above at 116175. The current Bitcoin is perfectly boucing of bull market, having 107000 support. Altcoins are also starting to show strength and that will get a huge profit when those outperform Ethereum during the fourth quarter.
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