The world’s largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin (BTC), had a fairly good year with its triple-digit surge. The asset hit a new all-time high right before the much-awaited halving event. BTC surged 135% all year, securing a peak of $73,750.07. But the market is yearning for more.

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Bitcoin’s Performance and Predictions for ‘Uptober’

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Bitcoin investors eagerly await the king coin to attain a new high. Following the halving event, the asset is expected to rise. Several believe that October could be the month that BTC rises.

Historical Performance in October

Historically, BTC has performed exceptionally during the tenth month of the year. The asset has made some amazing gains during nine of the last eleven October since 2013, further leading to the community labeling October as ‘Uptober.’

Current Market Status

While the industry hopes to witness a bullish month, BTC started October on a rather sad note. The asset recorded a slight drop over the past 24 hours and was trading at $63,890.33 at press time.

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Bitcoin’s ‘Uptober’ Prediction

ChatGPT’s Prediction

ChatGPT provided a projection based on the average and median monthly historical outcomes from October’s opening to closing prices. According to the chatbot, BTC will trade between $80,800 and $83,900 by the end of the month.

Changelly’s Prediction

In addition, Changelly had a more bullish prediction for the king coin. The prediction firm revealed that Bitcoin will surge to $88,406 in October. The asset will trade at an average price of $76,671. The lowest that BTC will be priced is its current level.

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Potential Impact on Investors

If either of these predictions comes true, Bitcoin investors will be in for a treat. The asset is currently 13% below its peak, and a potential rise above $80,000 will be a game changer.

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