Looking ahead to October 2025, a wave of positive indicators point towards a potentially robust crypto market performance. September closed with a 3% gain for the crypto market, and historical data suggests that Bitcoin’s trajectory in October is likely bullish, with an average return of around 21%. While 2022 saw Bitcoin hit its lowest point at 5%, there’s reason to believe we could see a significant pump this year. The CME Fed Watch tool currently shows an 89% probability of another rate cut in October, which historically has triggered robust market rallies. A look at past S&P 500 behavior reveals similar trends: when the S&P 500 was within 3% of an all-time high, rate cuts resulted in a significant average jump of 13% in the following year. This bullish trend is further supported by the strong historical performance of Q4 for Bitcoin. Out of the last 12 years, 8 were bullish, and the average return was over 85%. This momentum could be fueled by the post-halving narrative, which continues to strengthen, as we move towards October 2025. Previous post-halving periods have seen Bitcoin experience significant gains, with a substantial 60% gain in October following the 2012 halving and over 475% in Q4 after the 2016 halving. These historical trends show that October could be an opportunity for significant growth.