Bitcoin monthly chart

[rdluffy]

The problem is that calendar months are a very weak indicators of anything, there isn't any really solid pattern there. I'm not saying it's completely useless but probably a much better thing to look at is the time since halving, without focussing on which calendar month that was.
But yeah, let's hope for February to be green.

Even if you don't trust this chart, some ideas can be drawn from Bitcoin's monthly chart
Some defend the theory of Bitcoin cycles, according to halving, and you can compare the months of this cycle to find some pattern
Just as some months may reflect better investment periods according to tax payments, payment releases, etc., especially from important countries such as the United States

[pawel7777]

Even if you don't trust this chart, some ideas can be drawn from Bitcoin's monthly chart
Some defend the theory of Bitcoin cycles, according to halving, and you can compare the months of this cycle to find some pattern
Just as some months may reflect better investment periods according to tax payments, payment releases, etc., especially from important countries such as the United States

Yeah, that's why I wouldn't completely discard it, but I wouldn't be putting too much weight on it either.
If you look at the median values, apart from maybe October, all values are rather modest and do not show any massive swings.
It could also give a bit distorted look, e.g. a +0.01% gain would make a month green, while -0.01% would make it red, despite the result being essentially the same with a very negligible difference. But visually it might look like there's a trend for certain months.