According to reports, bitcoin is expected to achieve a minimum increase of 9% in September, breaking the negative trend in the month since 2013, laying a strong foundation for the upcoming October. Historical data shows that September's rise often signals further growth in October, November, and December. In contrast, since 2013, October has ended in losses only twice, with an average increase of 22%. Against the backdrop of current global monetary policies and US political support, analysts predict that the price of bitcoin has the potential to rise from around $64,000 to $70,000, initiating a bull market cycle. Seasonal factors also indicate that as demand increases, investors' confidence in bitcoin is expected to further strengthen.