Sell in May and go away? Analysts debate whether $BTC's seasonal playbook still holds.

A panel discussion featuring analysts from Coin Bureau and Into The Cryptoverse revisited the classic 'sell in May and go away' seasonal thesis for Bitcoin, questioning whether historical patterns remain relevant in today's macro environment.

The consensus leaned cautious: one analyst flagged that the current bounce looks sentiment-driven rather than structural, while acknowledging that geopolitical noise and broader market uncertainty could weigh on crypto through the summer months. The group stopped short of a firm sell call, instead advising close monitoring of conditions.

The broader point raised was that in a year defined by macro volatility, seasonal heuristics may matter less than real-time catalysts — making the summer period harder to read than usual.

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