Re7 Capital says crypto posts strongest September on record with 8.3% gain

By Public Technologies
  • Re7 Capital flagged crypto’s strongest September on record, up 8.3%, extending a four-year run of positive September returns.
  • Total crypto market capitalization rose 41% in Q3, ending three consecutive quarters of losses, signaling a broader recovery.
  • Bitcoin trades 33.8% below its all-time high; a daily close above USD 88,390 would trigger a historically bullish recovery signal.
  • Sentiment weakened despite higher prices; the Fear & Greed index fell to 39 from 59, reflecting policy and geopolitical concerns.
  • US midterms were cited as a potential catalyst; the S&P 500 has averaged 13% over six months post-midterms since WWII.


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