$BTC
Since July 14, 2025, there's been this solid pattern in the market. Every month after the 14th, BTC tends to drop based on the overall narrative leading up to that date.
Every month, around the 14th, sellers show up, push the price down for about 12 to 19 days, and then they disappear just like that.
This has happened four times now without any exception. The lows always fall within that specific timeframe, volume drops off, and then we see the next phase kick in. The next chapter is set to unfold on November 14.
What happens before the 14th feels pretty predictable based on those first four occurrences: buyers usually wrap things up smoothly and decisively. But once the 14th rolls around, a strong candle signals the end of the correction and shifts control back to the bears.
Keep watching this closely...
An unbreakable pattern in the market since July 14, 2025
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diamond_atlasSenior Member
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#2May 26, 2018, 01:52 PM
It has been like this in many years as the market is affected by news, and economic news, employment rate news and interest rate policy from FED. If you only noticed the market's big movements around 14th date of each month in recent months, you are late but being late is still better than never.
With approvals of dozens of Bitcoin Spot ETFs in January 2024, the Bitcoin market has become more similar to traditional markets and this means it will be affected more by anything related to announcements, press conferences and decisions from FED in the future.
Use these following calendars if you are interested in news.
https://www.marketwatch.com/economy-politics/calendar
https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/calendar.htm
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