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Bitcoin Shows Resilience in September, Sets Up for Possible Breakout

September, typically a bearish month for Bitcoin, has seen a 23% gain this year, from a low of around $52,500 to a current level of around $64,745. Market participants are focused on this critical level to see if BTC can break out of the prolonged downward channel it has been in since March.

CoinDesk analysts report that Bitcoin often trades in long consolidation ranges, as it did in the past when it traded between $8,865 and $9,752 for 155 days. BTC has now spent 126 days in the current $59,700–$65,670 range, suggesting that this scenario could continue until the end of October.

Despite the volatility, Bitcoin’s current corrections have been less sharp, with maximum declines of less than 30%. This is important for institutional investors who value stability. Over the long term, such periods of consolidation often lead to sudden and significant market movements, which open up new growth opportunities.