Bitcoin vstupuje do historicky najslabšieho mesiaca, hlavný kandidát na Satoshiho prehovoril

The leading candidate for Satoshi Nakamoto hints at “Sendtember” as Bitcoin faces its toughest month yet.

Adam Back, CEO of Blockstream and a figure mentioned in the Bitcoin whitepaper—often speculated as a possible Satoshi Nakamoto—set the tone for September with just one word: “Sendtember.”

Paired with a green square emoji, the post appeared on the very first day of the month—a date that Bitcoin holders and crypto enthusiasts have learned to approach with caution.

Historically, September has been a weak month for Bitcoin. The median return sits at -7.87%. Even during the explosive bull run of 2021, the month closed down more than 7%. The average return is also negative, at -0.64%, a stark contrast to the double-digit gains often seen in October, November, and December. August’s performance didn’t help either, with Bitcoin sliding -6.43%.

Back’s timing is intriguing. Known for his uncompromising stance that all altcoins eventually sink to zero against BTC, he has never shied away from provocative statements. The “Sendtember” tag also counters a meme from past years, “SOLtember,” tied to Solana’s seasonal rallies.

A single green candle this month would mark a break from the usual downtrend. If previous cycles are any guide, a positive September often sets the stage for a strong Q4. Historically, October has delivered over 15% gains, while November has produced returns north of 40%.

Whether September continues its reputation or surprises on the upside remains to be seen—but the conversation has already begun.