September has historically been a weak month for Bitcoin. In October, there was often a pump, by the way, in 2017 everything was exactly the same. September is bad, October is good. But something else worries me now. The pump to 62,000 actually happened not because something was approved there, but because it became known that Bitcoin ETFs could soon be approved. Moreover, open interest is growing, the financing rate is growing, and the leverage used in the derivatives markets is also growing. I fear that in October there may be a short-term correction, 15 percent, before going to ATH. Take a look at the daily chart, a sharp spire with almost no pullbacks, solid rallies. Longs can meet short-term resistance.
Actually there are two patterns that are the same this year as 2013 and 2017, only the exact same pattern seen since September is 2017 as you said.
2021 September
-7.03%2017 September
-7.44%2013 September
-1.76%but in october 2013 it increased
+60.79% and 2017
+47.81% if it is true what you say is the same as 2017 then we can be sure that ATH will occur in december.
as you said that there will be a short correction in October, whether it will really happen, it will still not affect that bitcoin will reach renewable ATH, so there is no worry for all who are waiting for a good change from bitcoin that has been awaited.