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Bitcoin Defies Rektember Curse as ETF Flows Surge | Quiet Please Crypto Market Recap Sept 23, 2025
The Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show podcast.
Hey there, crypto fam! It’s your buddy Crypto Willy, back again with this week’s whirlwind rundown from The Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show. We’ve had a week so jam-packed with drama—good, bad, and everything in between—that not even Satoshi Nakamoto himself could keep his cold wallet closed. So let’s get into what happened on planet Bitcoin and the altcoin universe in the week leading up to Tuesday, September 23, 2025!
First up: **Bitcoin keeps defying expectations**. If you’ve followed September trends over the past decade, you’ll know that “Rektember” has usually meant red candles and dashed hopes. But this September, Bitcoin has posted a rare 8% gain, marking its **second-best September performance in the last 13 years**. The only time bulls had it better was in 2012, when we saw nearly 20% upside. It’s a monster run considering September’s notorious reputation for Bitcoin bear markets, and it’s got people from Michael Saylor to your favorite Discord mod buzzing with new price targets.
Now, if you peeked at your charts over the weekend, you probably noticed that volatility cranked up as Bitcoin shot past $113,000 before consolidating near $112,500. Cointelegraph and CoinGlass both highlight how this surge isn’t just bucking seasonal trends—it’s happening even as other major risk assets like gold and the S&P 500 break new highs of their own. It’s a sign this crypto bull cycle is refusing to play by the old rules.
But it wasn’t all green candles and fireworks. On September 22, the crypto market took a surprise nosedive. AInvest reported that over **$1.5 billion in liquidations** swept through the ecosystem, triggered by classic culprits: regulatory uncertainty, macro fragility, and speculative positions stacked too high. It was a sharp reminder from the market that the ride up isn’t always smooth, and yes, even seasoned hodlers felt the pressure.
This week’s most heated debate came courtesy of ETF flows and the ongoing “Bitcoin vs. Gold” saga. BeInCrypto spotlighted how surging gold ETFs and a modest rally in physical gold reignited the battle between gold bug Peter Schiff and digital gold champion Benjamin Cowen. Despite gold's move, US-based Bitcoin ETFs are pulling in serious inflows, signaling institutional conviction is still firmly with digital assets.
As we eye month-end, folks are speculating where Bitcoin closes out September. The analyst crew at Changelly predicts we could still see wild swings, suggesting Bitcoin could rally up to $126,000—or dip to $112,000—by month’s close, with average trades orbiting around $119,000. October holds just as much mystery, but for now, the vibe is bullish, with cautious optimism about what Q4 might bring.
Huge thanks for tuning in to The Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show this week—your go-to source for crypto moves and market moods. Don’t forget to come back next week for more of the latest, wildest, and sometimes weirdest happenings in crypto. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more from yours truly, check out quietplease.ai. Peace, profits, and see you on the blockchain!
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This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Hey there, crypto fam! It’s your buddy Crypto Willy, back again with this week’s whirlwind rundown from The Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show. We’ve had a week so jam-packed with drama—good, bad, and everything in between—that not even Satoshi Nakamoto himself could keep his cold wallet closed. So let’s get into what happened on planet Bitcoin and the altcoin universe in the week leading up to Tuesday, September 23, 2025!
First up: **Bitcoin keeps defying expectations**. If you’ve followed September trends over the past decade, you’ll know that “Rektember” has usually meant red candles and dashed hopes. But this September, Bitcoin has posted a rare 8% gain, marking its **second-best September performance in the last 13 years**. The only time bulls had it better was in 2012, when we saw nearly 20% upside. It’s a monster run considering September’s notorious reputation for Bitcoin bear markets, and it’s got people from Michael Saylor to your favorite Discord mod buzzing with new price targets.
Now, if you peeked at your charts over the weekend, you probably noticed that volatility cranked up as Bitcoin shot past $113,000 before consolidating near $112,500. Cointelegraph and CoinGlass both highlight how this surge isn’t just bucking seasonal trends—it’s happening even as other major risk assets like gold and the S&P 500 break new highs of their own. It’s a sign this crypto bull cycle is refusing to play by the old rules.
But it wasn’t all green candles and fireworks. On September 22, the crypto market took a surprise nosedive. AInvest reported that over **$1.5 billion in liquidations** swept through the ecosystem, triggered by classic culprits: regulatory uncertainty, macro fragility, and speculative positions stacked too high. It was a sharp reminder from the market that the ride up isn’t always smooth, and yes, even seasoned hodlers felt the pressure.
This week’s most heated debate came courtesy of ETF flows and the ongoing “Bitcoin vs. Gold” saga. BeInCrypto spotlighted how surging gold ETFs and a modest rally in physical gold reignited the battle between gold bug Peter Schiff and digital gold champion Benjamin Cowen. Despite gold's move, US-based Bitcoin ETFs are pulling in serious inflows, signaling institutional conviction is still firmly with digital assets.
As we eye month-end, folks are speculating where Bitcoin closes out September. The analyst crew at Changelly predicts we could still see wild swings, suggesting Bitcoin could rally up to $126,000—or dip to $112,000—by month’s close, with average trades orbiting around $119,000. October holds just as much mystery, but for now, the vibe is bullish, with cautious optimism about what Q4 might bring.
Huge thanks for tuning in to The Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show this week—your go-to source for crypto moves and market moods. Don’t forget to come back next week for more of the latest, wildest, and sometimes weirdest happenings in crypto. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more from yours truly, check out quietplease.ai. Peace, profits, and see you on the blockchain!
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Hey there, crypto fam! It’s your buddy Crypto Willy, back again with this week’s whirlwind rundown from The Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show. We’ve had a week so jam-packed with drama—good, bad, and everything in between—that not even Satoshi Nakamoto himself could keep his cold wallet closed. So let’s get into what happened on planet Bitcoin and the altcoin universe in the week leading up to Tuesday, September 23, 2025!
First up: **Bitcoin keeps defying expectations**. If you’ve followed September trends over the past decade, you’ll know that “Rektember” has usually meant red candles and dashed hopes. But this September, Bitcoin has posted a rare 8% gain, marking its **second-best September performance in the last 13 years**. The only time bulls had it better was in 2012, when we saw nearly 20% upside. It’s a monster run considering September’s notorious reputation for Bitcoin bear markets, and it’s got people from Michael Saylor to your favorite Discord mod buzzing with new price targets.
Now, if you peeked at your charts over the weekend, you probably noticed that volatility cranked up as Bitcoin shot past $113,000 before consolidating near $112,500. Cointelegraph and CoinGlass both highlight how this surge isn’t just bucking seasonal trends—it’s happening even as other major risk assets like gold and the S&P 500 break new highs of their own. It’s a sign this crypto bull cycle is refusing to play by the old rules.
But it wasn’t all green candles and fireworks. On September 22, the crypto market took a surprise nosedive. AInvest reported that over **$1.5 billion in liquidations** swept through the ecosystem, triggered by classic culprits: regulatory uncertainty, macro fragility, and speculative positions stacked too high. It was a sharp reminder from the market that the ride up isn’t always smooth, and yes, even seasoned hodlers felt the pressure.
This week’s most heated debate came courtesy of ETF flows and the ongoing “Bitcoin vs. Gold” saga. BeInCrypto spotlighted how surging gold ETFs and a modest rally in physical gold reignited the battle between gold bug Peter Schiff and digital gold champion Benjamin Cowen. Despite gold's move, US-based Bitcoin ETFs are pulling in serious inflows, signaling institutional conviction is still firmly with digital assets.
As we eye month-end, folks are speculating where Bitcoin closes out September. The analyst crew at Changelly predicts we could still see wild swings, suggesting Bitcoin could rally up to $126,000—or dip to $112,000—by month’s close, with average trades orbiting around $119,000. October holds just as much mystery, but for now, the vibe is bullish, with cautious optimism about what Q4 might bring.
Huge thanks for tuning in to The Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show this week—your go-to source for crypto moves and market moods. Don’t forget to come back next week for more of the latest, wildest, and sometimes weirdest happenings in crypto. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more from yours truly, check out quietplease.ai. Peace, profits, and see you on the blockchain!
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Hey there, crypto fam! It’s your buddy Crypto Willy, back again with this week’s whirlwind rundown from The Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show. We’ve had a week so jam-packed with drama—good, bad, and everything in between—that not even Satoshi Nakamoto himself could keep his cold wallet closed. So let’s get into what happened on planet Bitcoin and the altcoin universe in the week leading up to Tuesday, September 23, 2025!
First up: **Bitcoin keeps defying expectations**. If you’ve followed September trends over the past decade, you’ll know that “Rektember” has usually meant red candles and dashed hopes. But this September, Bitcoin has posted a rare 8% gain, marking its **second-best September performance in the last 13 years**. The only time bulls had it better was in 2012, when we saw nearly 20% upside. It’s a monster run considering September’s notorious reputation for Bitcoin bear markets, and it’s got people from Michael Saylor to your favorite Discord mod buzzing with new price targets.
Now, if you peeked at your charts over the weekend, you probably noticed that volatility cranked up as Bitcoin shot past $113,000 before consolidating near $112,500. Cointelegraph and CoinGlass both highlight how this surge isn’t just bucking seasonal trends—it’s happening even as other major risk assets like gold and the S&P 500 break new highs of their own. It’s a sign this crypto bull cycle is refusing to play by the old rules.
But it wasn’t all green candles and fireworks. On September 22, the crypto market took a surprise nosedive. AInvest reported that over **$1.5 billion in liquidations** swept through the ecosystem, triggered by classic culprits: regulatory uncertainty, macro fragility, and speculative positions stacked too high. It was a sharp reminder from the market that the ride up isn’t always smooth, and yes, even seasoned hodlers felt the pressure.
This week’s most heated debate came courtesy of ETF flows and the ongoing “Bitcoin vs. Gold” saga. BeInCrypto spotlighted how surging gold ETFs and a modest rally in physical gold reignited the battle between gold bug Peter Schiff and digital gold champion Benjamin Cowen. Despite gold's move, US-based Bitcoin ETFs are pulling in serious inflows, signaling institutional conviction is still firmly with digital assets.
As we eye month-end, folks are speculating where Bitcoin closes out September. The analyst crew at Changelly predicts we could still see wild swings, suggesting Bitcoin could rally up to $126,000—or dip to $112,000—by month’s close, with average trades orbiting around $119,000. October holds just as much mystery, but for now, the vibe is bullish, with cautious optimism about what Q4 might bring.
Huge thanks for tuning in to The Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show this week—your go-to source for crypto moves and market moods. Don’t forget to come back next week for more of the latest, wildest, and sometimes weirdest happenings in crypto. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more from yours truly, check out quietplease.ai. Peace, profits, and see you on the blockchain!
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI