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IT September | Newsletter
The most successful September in Bitcoin's history: a 10% gain and a golden cross. Plus the Clarity Act stalling, the Fed's rate rise, Turbo Buy Plus, daily buys and moving averages explained.
Hello,
here’s your first autumn newsletter. September is generally the least popular month among investors, because it’s when the value of Bitcoin and traditional assets very often falls. This September, though, turned out to be the most successful Bitcoin September in history. A 10% price gain and a “golden cross” on the chart are proof of that. More on that in the Edu corner. Now, let’s get to the market and app news.
📈 Market
Key crypto regulation bill stalls in the Senate
The Clarity Act, long awaited in the US, was rejected after lengthy obstruction. US banking associations disliked the bill because it let stablecoin holders earn a yield on their holdings. Democrats also wanted stricter rules to stop the president and senior officials from profiting from cryptocurrencies their own administration regulates. Comprehensive regulation of the US crypto market is therefore likely to be delayed until at least 2027. Read more.
The Fed raises interest rates
On September 16, the US Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 0.25 percentage points, to a range of 3.75–4.00%. It’s the first increase since 2023. Bitcoin first reacted with a drop, but then reversed and returned above $80,000 (€70k) by the end of the week. The market clearly valued the removal of uncertainty more than the direction of the rate itself. Read more.
US companies are buying Bitcoin again, in a big way
The numbers suggest investors in the US were waiting for the outcome of the Clarity Act and the Fed’s announcement. Shortly after, investment in Bitcoin ETFs started growing massively, and at the time of writing this newsletter, monthly inflows stand at $2.56 billion. That pushed Bitcoin’s price above $84,000 (€74k) and triggered a forced short squeeze worth over $1.2 billion. That brought further buying pressure to the market, and the price climbed as high as $87,000 (€76k). Read more.
Bitcoin price chart for September
📱 What’s new in the app
A Bitcoin card for the fiat world
- Already this December, you’ll be able to carry the Invity Card in your wallet, helping you live on Bitcoin. Use it to spend your Bitcoin at any Visa terminal, or pay in fiat currencies and earn cashback in Bitcoin. It also offers round-up, letting you buy a fraction of Bitcoin with every transaction. Read more.
New strategy: Turbo Buy Plus
- We’ve launched a new strategy that combines the strategy with extra buying power (Turbo Buy) with the strategy that times the market (Auto Buy Plus). Turbo Buy Plus lets you make full use of both automation and extra buying power. Read more.
Daily buys across all strategies
- With the new app version, you can now set a daily buying frequency. Until now, only weekly, 14-day and monthly frequencies were available.
New display for Turbo strategies’ current value
- For Turbo strategies, the dashboard now shows the real-time settlement value you’d receive if you closed the strategy today. Read more.
Download our app
Get the card with 1.5% cashback in Bitcoin
In September, we introduced the Invity Card. A Bitcoin card for the fiat world. A Visa payment card you can use to pay directly in Bitcoin or fiat at any Visa terminal. Every payment also earns you cashback, paid straight back in Bitcoin to your Invity account.
The 1.5% rate only applies if you apply for the card by November 30 and meet the eligibility conditions. From December 1, the maximum cashback will be 1%.
Working with influencers
Bram Kanstein, Dutch Bitcoin influencer. Bram’s YouTube channel
Robin Seyr, Austrian Bitcoin influencer. Robin’s YouTube channel
🎓 Edu corner
Moving averages in action: golden cross and death cross
In connection with our Auto Buy Plus and Turbo Buy Plus strategies, you may have come across the term “120-week moving average”. What is it?
Imagine calculating Bitcoin’s average price every week, then calculating the average over the last 120 weeks. That gives you a smooth line that filters out the noise in the candlestick chart and tells us something about Bitcoin’s price trend. The 120-week moving average (120WMA, weekly moving average) is a “slow”, long-term trend indicator, and it’s what lets us estimate whether Bitcoin is undervalued, worth buying more of (the red area below the line), or overvalued, worth reducing your regular payment (the green area above the line).
Fortunately, you don’t have to watch this yourself, our automatic strategy takes care of it 😉 And now you know a bit more too.
The golden cross is here. Why is that great news?
There’s more than one moving average out there. Take the 200-day exponential moving average and the 50-day exponential moving average, for example. Plot both on a chart, say in TradingView, and you’ll notice something remarkable. These two lines often cross right before a major, long-term move. That’s exactly why they’re a favourite indicator among technical analysis fans. On November 17, 2025, they last crossed in a so-called death cross, which preceded a long downturn. Then, on September 12, the lines crossed again, this time in a golden cross, which has historically preceded periods of growth. This isn’t investment advice, but the event is well worth your attention.
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