September is Coming: Is the Market Really "Bearish"?

We are gradually approaching the end of August, and the general sentiment in the market right now is concern that September will bring a bearish trend (bearish). This is not a new phenomenon, as historically, September is often considered a difficult time for both traditional stocks and the crypto market. However, the question arises: will things actually go according to the "script" that most are thinking? Herd Mentality and the Strategies of Market Makers The financial market often operates largely based on crowd psychology. When the majority of investors believe that September will be a month of bearish decline, the market makers ( can fully take advantage of this. They may cause the market to start the new month with a slight downtrend, reinforcing the belief that "bearish has begun". However, it is also in this context that a sudden reversal could completely occur, creating "short squeezes" or breaking expectations. This means that instead of just looking at the "seasonal patterns", investors should be cautious and observe how the actual flow of capital moves. Should You Join the Market Now? At the current time, opening more new positions carries quite a lot of risks. Short term: The volatility may be a "psychological trap", making it difficult for both long and short positions to grasp. Mid to long term: The overall trend of the crypto market still depends on many macro factors such as interest rates, ETF cash flow, legal policies… Therefore, the most suitable strategy at this time may be to observe and patiently wait for clear signals rather than rushing to "jump the wave." Conclusion September is sure to be a period of many challenges. The crowd is waiting for a bearish scenario, but that also increases the possibility of a "contrarian" move. Remember that the crypto market always moves in a direction that surprises the majority. 👉 Advice: This is not an ideal time to open a new position. Keep a clear mindset, monitor the flow of funds, and prepare for both scenarios instead of just sticking to "the history of September usually falls."