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Bitcoin vs Nasdaq Composite: which is stronger each month?

Bitcoin has been strongest in October (+16.63%) and weakest in January (-1.15%). Nasdaq Composite has been strongest in January (+2.47%) and weakest in September (-0.72%). Bitcoin had the higher average in 8 of 12 months, and the two pointed the same way in 11 of 12.

Month by month

MonthBitcoin averageBitcoin up yearsNasdaq averageNasdaq up yearsStronger
January-1.15%50%+2.47%67%Nasdaq
February+10.19%75%+0.40%51%Bitcoin
March+0.48%50%+0.56%63%Nasdaq
April+10.16%67%+1.58%66%Bitcoin
May+8.08%50%+1.38%63%Bitcoin
June+0.05%50%+1.02%57%Nasdaq
July+8.88%75%+0.85%57%Bitcoin
August+1.95%33%+0.40%57%Bitcoin
September-1.14%50%-0.72%54%Nasdaq
October+16.63%75%+0.77%55%Bitcoin
November+7.51%58%+2.06%71%Bitcoin
December+7.14%42%+1.49%60%Bitcoin

Bitcoin since 2014, Nasdaq Composite since 1971, monthly close to close, as of October 16, 2026. The highlighted row is the current month. Monthly correlation over the last 12 years: 0.34.

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Questions

What is the best month for Bitcoin?

Since 2014, October has averaged +16.63% for Bitcoin, higher in 75% of 12 years.

What is the best month for Nasdaq Composite?

Since 1972, January has averaged +2.47% for Nasdaq Composite, higher in 67% of 55 years.

Do Bitcoin and Nasdaq Composite move together?

Over the last 12 years their monthly moves had a correlation of 0.34, where 1 means they always move together and 0 means no link.

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