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“Red September” is Bitcoin’s worst month, but rate cut hopes and institutional momentum could extend its winning streak. Bitcoin snapped a three-year streak of negative summer average returns, but it now enters its worst month, known as “red September.” September carries the dreaded nickname because it has delivered the lowest monthly returns for Bitcoin (BTC), averaging –3.77% across 12 years from 2013. It is also the month China imposed a pair of major crypto bans in 2017 and 2021. That record is weighed down by six consecutive years of losses from 2017 to 2022. The tables turned in 2023, and Bitcoin has now posted two straight September gains, including its best September ever in 2024, when it closed the month up 7.29%. Read more

The best meme coins have gained momentum despite a flat crypto market. Maxi Doge has raised $1.7M in its presale, PEPENODE has passed $500K with its gamified staking model, and Wall Street Pepe has grown its community while preparing a Solana-based launch following gains with its Ethereum token. The post Best Meme Coins to Buy Now Under $1 – 2 September appeared first on Cryptonews.

Figure Tech has prepared an IPO to raise up to $526M at a potential $4.13B valuation. Founded by Mike Cagney, the lender has originated $16B in on-chain loans, reported H1 2025 profit on $190.6M revenue, and has set Sept. 10 pricing, with shares to list on Nasdaq as FIGR. Uses AI for loans and support. The post Figure Tech Targets $4.3B Valuation in September IPO, Fueling Crypto’s Public Frenzy appeared first on Cryptonews.

With the market cap at $3.85T, three cryptos — Bitcoin Hyper, Maxi Doge and Snorter — have already raised millions in presales. Each project combines strong fundamentals with viral appeal, setting up potential rallies once listings begin later in the year. The post 3 Cryptos to Turn $100 into $10,000+ – 1 September appeared first on Cryptonews.

Romania’s Finance Ministry plans to raise RON6.99 billion from the domestic market in September 2025, of which RON6.2 million from banks, to which the amount of RON795 million can be added from the allocations of additional sessions of non-competitive offers organized exclusively for benchmark-type instruments, as per a document published by the ministry.

September is stacked with big releases, headlined by Hollow Knight: Silksong, Silent Hill f, Borderlands 4, and more.

Bitcoin’s red month is almost here, and as we approach yet another September, is it inevitable that prices will dwindle? Let’s take a look at some of the reasons the ninth month of the year is historically bad for Bitcoin. Why September is historically Bitcoin’s red month Since 2013, September has proven to be a […] The post Bitcoin’s red month; why September still shapes the crypto cycle appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Bitcoin is in position for a rebound toward $124,500 in September, even as history brands the month as one of its weakest. Key takeaways: Bitcoin may avoid a big September drop and could aim for new highs soon. A weaker dollar and Fed rate cuts can be significant tailwinds for BTC price. Read more

Deputy Commissioner Lahore has announced that educational activities across the city will resume from September 1 after days of disruption caused by heavy rains and floods.

Bitcoin (BTC) holding patterns suggest a potential resumption of the uptrend starting in late September 2025, as long-term accumulation data reveals evolving market dynamics driven by institutional adoption and policy catalysts. CryptoQuant Korean Community Manager Crypto Dan’s analysis reveals that the current cycle differs from previous bull markets due to extended timeframes and flattening momentum […] The post Bitcoin signals uptrend resumption in late September based on holding patterns appeared first on CryptoSlate.

XRP price must hold above $2.80 or risk triggering a technical correction in September, with the downside target closer to $2. Key takeaways: XRP is on course to finish August in losses, raising worries about a potential bearish continuation in September. Losing $2.80 support could accelerate XRP selling, with technicals warning about a 25% drop ahead. Read more

About $1.17 billion will be released through cliff unlocks, while $3.36 billion will come from linear unlocks in September. Crypto projects are set to unlock about $4.5 billion in vested tokens in September, according to data tracker Tokenomist.  Tokenomist data shows that about $1.17 billion will come from cliff unlocks, while $3.36 billion will be released through linear unlocks. About $4.5 billion in tokens will become available to investors, project teams and other stakeholders as vesting agreements expire.  Cliff unlocks are typically larger, one-time token releases that happen at the end of a specified lockup period. This often affects the market more due to supply shocks. On the other hand, linear unlocks distribute tokens over time, which helps smooth out the impact on the supply.  Read more

The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government on Wednesday announced the abolition of physical stamp papers across the province, replacing them with a new e-stamping system effective September 1, 2025.

The Central Ruet-i-Hilal Committee on Sunday announced that the Rabiul Awwal moon was not sighted; therefore, the Islamic month will commence on August 26 (Tuesday) and Eid-i-Miladun Nabi is set to fall on September 6, according to a statement from the body. The statement added that Ruet-i-Hilal Committee meetings were held in Karachi and other cities of the country. “The weather remained cloudy in most and most cities in Pakistan. No evidence of the moon being sighted was received from any city,” it read. Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) spokesperson Anjum Nazir Zaighum told Dawn.com that the moon had not been sighted. Additionally, a notification from the Ministry of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony announced that the moon had not been sighted. “Therefore, the 1st Rabiul Awwal, 1447AH, shall commence from Tuesday, August 26,” the notification read. Muslims around the world celebrate the birth of Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him), known in Arabic as the Mawlid al-Nabawi holiday, on the 12t...

With September just around the corner, Ethereum bulls are jittery, since the ninth month of the calendar year has typically been associated with weakness by the number-two coin. With an average loss of -6.42% since 2016, September is the single worst-performing month for Ethereum over most cycles. Ethereum has been on a tear, fueled by […] The post As September looms, is Ethereum due a seasonable pullback? appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Preparations are under way for Pakistan’s first-ever national cervical cancer vaccination drive, scheduled to be held from September 15 to 27 across selected regions, including Punjab, Sindh, Azad Kashmir, and Islamabad.

Since 2016, whenever Ether’s price has gone up in August, it has historically fallen in September, data shows. Ether’s price has climbed 25% since the beginning of August, but historical data suggests the cryptocurrency could lose steam in September. Only time will tell if Ether (ETH) plays out differently this year, with billions flowing into spot Ether ETFs and treasury companies. Crypto trader CryptoGoos said in an X post on Friday, “ETH seasonality in September during post-halving years is typically negative. Will this time be different?” Read more

China will unveil a slate of new domestically produced military hardware that will showcase its “powerful capability to prevail in modern war” at a parade next month, officials said on Wednesday. The event, marking 80 years since the end of World War II, will see President Xi Jinping inspect troops in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square, with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin and other world leaders expected to attend. Millions of Chinese people were killed during a prolonged war with imperial Japan in the 1930s and 40s, which became part of a global conflict following Tokyo’s attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941. The ruling Communist Party has held a series of blockbuster events in recent years to commemorate its wartime resistance. On September 3, China’s military will showcase its latest equipment, “reflecting the evolution of modern warfare”, said Major General Wu Zeke, an official at China’s military commission. “All of the weapons and equipment taking part in this review were selected from domestically produced, ...

Coinbase expects falling bitcoin dominance, improving liquidity and renewed investor appetite to shift gains toward altcoins starting in September.

Air India said on Monday that it would stop services between the capital cities of India and the United States from September 1, citing aircraft shortage due to the planned upgrades to its ageing Boeing planes and the closure of Pakistan’s airspace. The suspension of services between New Delhi and Washington, DC, marks the latest setback for Air India, which is facing heightened regulatory scrutiny after a June crash in Ahmedabad killed 260 people. The planned shortfall in Air India’s fleet and continued closure of airspace over Pakistan have impacted the airline’s long-haul operations, leading to longer flight routings and increased operational complexity, the carrier said. The airline has undertaken a $400 million retrofit programme to upgrade its fleet. It, however, sees the Pakistan airspace ban costing it $600m over 12 months, Reuters had earlier reported. India and Pakistan closed their respective airspaces to each other days after relations between the arch-rivals nosedived following a fatal attack on ...