Analysts Say Q4 Could Be Big For Bitcoin
According to MN Fund founder and renowned trader Michael van de Poppe, this could be just the beginning of BTC’s gains. In an X post to his more than 809.7 K followers, the analyst said that BTC “looks primed for a big breakout upwards” on the weekly chart.
The weekly of #Bitcoin looks primed for a big breakout upwards. pic.twitter.com/lVOqxP5hua
— Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL) October 1, 2025
On‑chain analysis firm CryptoQuant echoed a similar sentiment on X. In a recent thread, the firm pointed to the increasing USDT market cap, the buy signal presented by the stablecoin supply ratio, accumulator demand hitting an all‑time high, and inter‑exchange flow pulse as possible catalysts for a big BTC move.
5 Key Alerts for Next week ✅
Bitcoin is consolidating after last week’s drop from $115K to $108K. The next move could be big.
Here are 5 key on‑chain alerts to watch 👇 pic.twitter.com/MOIwJkJZem
— CryptoQuant.com (@cryptoquant_com) September 30, 2025
Bitcoin Enters A Historically Bullish Month And Quarter
The rally by Bitcoin comes as BTC enters what has historically been a bullish month for the crypto king.
Since 2013, there have only been two instances in the past where Bitcoin posted a monthly loss in October. This has led to traders and analysts often referring to the month as “Uptober.”
BTC has also posted double‑digit gains in almost all of the past Octobers. The only time when this was not the case was in 2022, when the crypto only managed a 5.5 % gain for the month.
Meanwhile, the largest October gain was recorded in 2013, when BTC’s price surged over 60 %.
Q4 has also historically been a bullish period for Bitcoin, with just four instances when the crypto did not print a gain during this period. The 2017 bull‑run year was also a breakout period for the largest crypto by market cap.
Binance co‑founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) has alluded to a potential repeat of BTC’s historical October performance this month.
On X on Sept. 30, he shared a screenshot of the Bitcoin price chart from 2017, which he says was his first crypto cycle. The chart shows the BTC price went parabolic after September.
Not predicting the future. And don't get too excited.
A September in a past (my first) crypto cycle. Just data. 🤷♂️ pic.twitter.com/zcUOHSCh1r
— CZ 🔶 BNB (@cz_binance) September 30, 2025