Established ‘Sell in May’ philosophy looks broken, and that could be good news for Bitcoin
Bitcoin defies traditional "Sell in May" seasonality as crypto markets show strength heading into summer. Historical market weakness patterns appear weakening, potentially signaling sustained bullish momentum. This breaks a decades-old trading principle, suggesting institutional adoption and year-round crypto engagement reshaping seasonal dynamics. Positive implications for Indian investors seeking sustained portfolio growth beyond May volatility concerns.
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