KPIs for September 2025
- Total notional volumes: $16bn
- Total Bitcoin equivalent traded: 141,298 coins
- Total trades: 8,855,186
- Total year-to-date volumes: $138bn
Total monthly Volumes
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Macro crypto currency market outlook
Bitcoin remains confined to a well-defined uptrend and is in the process of a minor consolidation off the recent record high from mid-August. Any setbacks should be exceptionally well supported, with only a monthly close below $100k to delay the constructive outlook. Look for a bullish continuation in the weeks ahead beyond $125k and towards $150k.
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- BTC technical levels:
- R2 124,535 – Record high (14 August 2025) – Strong
- R1 118,000 – 18 September high – Medium
- 107,250 – 1 September low – Strong
- S2 100,000 – Psychological – Strong
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Bitcoin spent September consolidating beneath its summer peak, with price action choppy but ultimately resilient. It did not break to fresh highs, but repeated defenses of support underlined strong underlying demand, aided by ongoing ETF inflows and institutional allocations. The tone was one of patience—investors waiting for the next macro or regulatory catalyst to ignite another leg higher.
Ethereum mirrored bitcoin’s consolidation but retained a constructive bias, holding above the $4,000 threshold for much of the month. ETF demand, improving network efficiency, and continued corporate treasury interest in ETH reinforced its role as the utility-driven counterpart to bitcoin’s store-of-value narrative. While not as explosive as earlier in the year, ETH’s relative stability pointed to healthy positioning heading into Q4.
September also brought a pause in broader risk sentiment as investors digested U.S. fiscal risks and the threat of a government shutdown, while Fed policy speculation kept rates in focus. Despite these headwinds, crypto markets weathered the uncertainty well, underscoring their growing resilience. Geopolitically, tentative signs of progress in the Middle East were framed as a constructive potential catalyst, with any move toward normalization of ties carrying implications for cross-border flows and new investment channels.
Looking ahead, the setup for October and Q4 is historically favorable. Bitcoin has delivered positive October returns in 10 of the past 12 years, and Q4 remains by far the strongest seasonal stretch for the asset class. Against the backdrop of an extraordinary year for crypto—marked by ETF approvals, regulatory clarity, corporate adoption, and record institutional engagement—the stage is set for another strong finish. With both bitcoin and ETH consolidating just below record highs, conditions appear ripe for fresh all-time highs before year-end.
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