Raden ilham

Bitcoin just closed the month with a statement. Everyone loves repeating “sell in May and go away,” especially in crypto, where summer is supposed to be dead, red, and boring. But the market usually doesn’t reward the obvious narrative. On my master $BTC monthly chart, Bitcoin closed above the range it had been trapped in since February with a clean hammer candle. That matters. After five straight red monthly candles, BTC has now printed two green months in a row. The market is finally showing relief, and May/June could get very interesting for bulls. The only change is I’ve moved my “decision time” from Dec/Jan to earlier in Q4. I’ll explain why soon. A few things are lining up: > BTC monthly close back above range > Hammer candle after months of pressure > $ETH/BTC structure setting up for a major altseason trigger > May is not historically bearish for Bitcoin > In BTC history, May ranks 6th by average return and 3rd by median return So no, there is no strong Bitcoin seasonality that proves “sell in May” is the move. What is true is that summer often brings lower volatility, slower price action, and plenty of fake boredom before the next expansion. The crowd is expecting weakness. The chart is starting to say something else. And if ETH/BTC confirms the turn, altcoins will chase BTC like they were late to the war.