What Should You Expect From Bitcoin in October 2025?
Historically, October has been one of the strongest months for Bitcoin, with many crypto enthusiasts nicknaming it “Uptober” because of delivering consistent gains over the years. However, history may fail to repeat itself this year due to the following reasons. Why Bitcoin May not Rally in October Bitcoin Retention Has Dropped Analysts from Glassnode have
Andrew Richard2 min read
Historically, October has been one of the strongest months for Bitcoin, with many crypto enthusiasts nicknaming it “Uptober” because of delivering consistent gains over the years. However, history may fail to repeat itself this year due to the following reasons.
Analysts from Glassnode have noted a decline in BTC’s holder retention rate since mid-September. It has dropped to 80%, down from 81.84% on September 14. For starters, the holder retention rate shows the number of wallet addresses holding Bitcoin over a given period (usually 30 days).
A drop in this rate signals that investors lack conviction and are transferring their Bitcoins to exchanges to exit the market. If this persists, it could lead to increased BTC supply with reduced demand on exchanges. As such, sharper price corrections could occur in October.
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