Bitcoin September Weakness Fueled by Fed Uncertainty

The Bitcoin September pattern repeats annually as one of the market’s most bearish periods. Since 2013, Bitcoin September has delivered an average 3.77% decline, earning its nickname “Red September” in both crypto and traditional markets. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index plunged from 75 in mid-August to 39, signaling deepening fear. Technicals show Bitcoin trading around $108,842, hovering just above key support at $105,000—breaching it could accelerate the downturn. Ethereum sits at $4,363, repeatedly rebuffed at $4,500 resistance, while XRP holds at $2.76 but risks fresh losses below $2.50. Macro factors ramp up volatility. A mid-September Federal Reserve rate decision may offer relief if rates are cut, but 3.1% inflation keeps traders wary. For crypto investors, Bitcoin September’s historic weakness combined with uncertain policy suggests bearish risks ahead. Many traders will use dips as buying opportunities, aiming to capitalize on a potential October rebound. Separately, the article highlights the MAXI DOGE presale: $MAXI aims to extend Dogecoin’s meme appeal into a gym-focused lifestyle token, offering community rewards, competitions, and partnerships. Investors should conduct due diligence before participating. Traders should monitor sentiment indicators, support and resistance levels, and the Fed’s announcement closely. Bitcoin September’s track record and current technical-macro alignment point to continued volatility and a likely bearish bias.