Bitcoin is set for a third consecutive monthly gain after rising about 7% in September, following a 25% increase in August. Trading near $84,000 as of late September, Bitcoin's positive monthly close would extend its gains from July through September, marking a strong third quarter. This continued upward trend highlights Bitcoin's recovery amid broader economic factors, including stable energy prices. The final performance for the quarter will be confirmed when September trading ends on September 30.
Bitcoin's recent price rise is contextually set against a mixed day for major cryptocurrencies on Pluang, where 33 out of 50 rose and 15 fell as of Sep 29, 2026 16:02 WIB. Among notable movers, GRT fell 4.63% to Rp554 with a strong sell bias of 92%, contrasting with COTI's 4.61% drop to Rp233 but an 80% buy order activity, while CAKE declined 4.06% to Rp46,859 with nearly balanced buy and sell orders. This snapshot highlights varied investor behavior across assets during the same period.
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