The September curse from fourteen years ago—tomorrow at midnight, it’ll be BTC’s turn to personally cut the thread

I said it not long ago: that September monthly line would turn red sooner or later—don’t be scared off by the old script. And now it’s clear—no need to change the words: over the past fourteen years, monthly September candles closing in the red has been rare; this year, BTC forcibly made it happen. The warm-up cycle starts at 82,500. After being smashed down, it was pulled back all the way. Current price: 83,946. With only the last day of the month left, the September line turning positive is almost a sure thing—practically a done deal.

What’s even more interesting is the movement of money. This round for Dogecoin didn’t rely on hype calls. The DOGE spot ETF saw a net inflow of $2.89 million in a single week. It’s not a huge amount, but the direction is right: people have started making serious allocations. TRON is even more direct: a staking-based TRX ETF just rang the bell at the Chicago Options Exchange. TRXS is listed. If altcoins can make it to the U.S. equities bell-ringing floor, that signal is worth more than a ten-percent run.

Funds are rotating behind the scenes—not just talk. The momentum around Ma’s little dog climbing this whole way is the same logic: first there’s popularity, then the price gets a story. Tonight at midnight, the September K-line will be finalized. As for whether ETH at 2,725 can hold, that’s another matter—first, congratulations to everyone who’s still in the game ✨🚀

🐶 Come take a look at Ma’s little dog ✨🚀