Bitcoin Gets Rejected At $112k! Will September Remain Bullish?

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Bitcoin is fighting to avoid its long-standing “Red September” curse, closing the month in the green for the third straight year. At the same time, BTC’s current “boring” stability is making it more appealing to Wall Street, with institutions increasingly viewing it as a reliable store of value rather than just a speculative asset. On the policy front, trading firm Wintermute is pushing the SEC to classify network tokens as non-securities, warning that mislabeling them threatens innovation and U.S. competitiveness. Together, these developments highlight a shifting landscape: Bitcoin is becoming steadier and more institutional, while the regulatory debate over tokens continues to heat up.

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