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Bitcoin closed Q3 at $114,000, entering "Uptober" with initial strength, surging to $126,000 early in October before pulling back amid volatility. Historically, October has been Bitcoin's strongest month, posting gains in 10 of 12 years with an average 27% return, earning its "Uptober" moniker. This seasonal tailwind suggests potential upside, though 2025's rally has fizzled, risking a rare red month.
Technically, key supports lie at $111,000 (ascending channel base) and $109,000 (200-day MA), with $114,000 as immediate confluence. A hold above these could target $123,000 resistance; breach risks deeper correction to $108,000. Overall, history favors bulls, but volatility demands caution.