In the history of Bitcoin, there have been 12 instances of August market trends since 2013, with 4 instances of rise and 8 instances of fall. The largest rise occurred in August 2017, with a monthly increase of 65.32%; the largest fall occurred in August 2015, with a monthly decrease of 18.67%. From 2013 to present, the average return rate of Bitcoin in August is 1.75%, with a median return rate of -8.04%.

In the past few days of the live broadcast, we have also observed that August has been a period of correction in recent years. Today, I saw a news report that compiled the August market trends over the past 12 years. Although it is somewhat negative, I noticed a good piece of news: August is generally a correction before a rise, as the maximum decline in these 12 years has been only 18%. Isn't that good news? This means that players holding spot assets really don't need to be afraid, as in the past 12 years, the most August has fallen is less than 20%. Moreover, historically, September and October have a high probability of rising. Therefore, a decline is a great opportunity to replenish positions.