Bitcoin Gains More Than 6% in September as Spot ETFs Draw $2.65 Billion
Bitcoin closed September more than 6% higher, marking a positive monthly performance during a period that has historically tended to be weaker for the cryptocurrency.
Coin Bureau highlighted the September result in a post on X, noting that Bitcoin's gain came despite what it described as “the hike.” The account also pointed to historical momentum between September and October, as well as renewed capital inflows into spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds.
The September performance adds to a recent pattern that Coin Bureau says may be relevant to October's market record. According to the post, Bitcoin's past five Septembers were green, and October subsequently finished higher in four of those five years.
Bitcoin Posts a Green September
Bitcoin's more than 6% gain in September stands out because the month is described by Coin Bureau as one that is “usually red.”
The account did not provide additional historical figures for September beyond the current gain and the reference to the previous five green Septembers. The latest result nevertheless marks another positive September close for Bitcoin and extends the sequence cited by Coin Bureau.
The data is relevant to the seasonal pattern surrounding October, a month that has historically recorded a relatively high frequency of positive Bitcoin closes. Coin Bureau's post specifically connected the previous five green Septembers with subsequent October performance.
October Was Green Four Times After Five Green Septembers
Coin Bureau said that after the last five green Septembers, October was green four times.
The observation is presented as a historical relationship rather than a forecast for the current October. It shows that four of the five October periods that followed the five September gains referenced in the post also ended in positive territory.
The figure does not establish a causal relationship markets between September performance and October returns. It instead provides historical context for the seasonal pattern that Coin Bureau is examining.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs Attract $2.65 Billion
Capital also returned to the spot Bitcoin ETF market during September. Coin Bureau reported that spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $2.65 billion in inflows during the month.
The account described the inflows as evidence that “the money came back,” while noting that the $2.65 billion was recorded despite what it called “the hike.”
The post did not provide a breakdown of the ETF flows by individual fund or specify which hike it was referring to. As a result, the reported $2.65 billion figure is the clearest measure provided in the source.
Taken together, the figures cited by Coin Bureau show a September in which Bitcoin gained more than 6% while spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $2.65 billion. The historical comparison then turns attention to
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Writer: Victoria HaleTechnology & Blockchain WriterVictoria Hale writes about blockchain technology, digital infrastructure, and the intersection of emerging technologies with finance. Her articles explore how new protocols and systems are shaping the evolving digital economy.She prioritises clarity and accuracy when explaining technical developments to a general audience.
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