Historically, September has been one of the weakest months for crypto markets. Data from past cycles shows that BTC and most alts tend to struggle during this period, with red candles being more of a norm than an exception. This year is shaping up the same way — the market is showing weakness, and the dips look set to stick around for a while.
But dips are not all bad news. For long-term players, it’s usually a good time to DCA and strengthen positions. For short-term traders, volatility in these conditions often opens doors for swing trades and quick scalps.
Another angle worth considering is the smaller-cap side of the market. Shitcoins, while high-risk, tend to move aggressively during these downturns, and exchange-driven events (like trading competitions) can sometimes provide an extra source of gains.
In the end, it comes down to risk appetite:
Do you accumulate patiently through the red season?
Or do you trade volatility and aim for quick profits?
For Bitcoin better buy since waiting will not bring good any result and you might just regret every position you've missed.
But for altcoins? I will think about twice doing it and carefully will think about each decision I possibly made since I don't have huge confidence on alts since they are more fast moving especially with those shitcoins in the market.
Also for sure I would trade with volatile movement of other alts but for Bitcoin I continue to accumulate and HODL it for long time.