From a technical perspective, the Bitcoin price will find a solid support level around $47,140, ​​where nearly 900,000 wallets purchased nearly 500,000 BTC units. Meanwhile, August and September were the worst performing months for Bitcoin prices, with average losses of 7.82% and -5.58%, respectively. However, historical data shows that October and November were the best performing months for Bitcoin, with average returns of approximately 22% and 46%, respectively. From a technical perspective, the recent Bitcoin crash is very similar to Black Thursday in 2020, which was attributed to Covid-19. Notably, the Bitcoin price rebounded in a V-shaped rebound, followed by a parabolic rally