The month of October is one of the best months for the cryptocurrency market. Over the past four years, October has seen Bitcoin prices rise by an average of 27.5%. The worst October was in 2022, when Bitcoin increased by only 9.0%, while the best result was in October 2021, with prices soaring by 42.0%. Therefore, I expect at least an average performance this October, with prices potentially rallying to £83,000-£84,000 per coin. These levels are the minimum required to align with the post-halving sequence.

Historically, during the six months following the halving event, Bitcoin prices have surged by 65% or more. This translates into a target range of £105,000-£110,000. I believe this would be the maximum target.