Uptober or downtober: Will Bitcoin’s 19% seasonal average survive US$100 oil?

e27 - Oct 1, 2026

The question on every trader’s mind as October begins is whether Bitcoin will deliver its legendary Uptober performance or succumb to the economic pressures that have defined much of this year. The answer, based on the data, is neither a triumphant rally nor a catastrophic collapse. It is something more nuanced and arguably more challenging: […] The post Uptober or downtober: Will Bitcoin’s 19% seasonal average survive US$100 oil? appeared first on e27.

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