TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin has entered October, historically its strongest month, following a record-pace September. A Federal Reserve rate hike and 5.3% Treasury yields are now testing bullish sentiment. The month is colloquially known as ‘Uptober’ among traders.
Bitcoin Enters October After Record September, Fed Hike and 5.3% Treasury Yields Test Bulls
The tension here is structural rather than seasonal: October's reputation as bitcoin's strongest month rests on a sample far smaller than the macro forces now in play. A Fed hike alongside 5.3% Treasury yields raises the opportunity cost of holding a non-yielding asset, which is precisely the pressure the 'Uptober' narrative tends to ignore. What matters is whether bitcoin's record-September momentum was driven by crypto-native flows strong enough to absorb that competition, or by liquidity conditions that have now shifted.
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