Bitcoin and Ethereum are experiencing a historically challenging September, with BTC and ETH typically seeing average losses of 4% and 7% respectively during this month. Despite recent bearish trends, some analysts predict a potential bullish turn in October, as BTC has shown consistent positive returns in eight of the last nine years during that month. Macroeconomic factors, including potential interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, could influence Bitcoin's performance positively. However, miners are facing tough conditions, with August being one of the worst months for BTC revenue in nearly a year. The broader cryptocurrency market continues to struggle with growth, heavily influenced by global economic dynamics and technical events such as Bitcoin halving. While Bitcoin remains in a descending trading range, some experts believe it could see a significant downturn to the low $50,000s before any substantial recovery.