Historic September for BTC, XRP breaks 3.5-year downtrend, NFT sales in the toilet

September has officially closed and it locks in one of the most noteworthy months of the year. Not only did Bitcoin buck the trend of "Rektember", but so much of the rest of the sector saw wins too. For example, XRP has broken its 3.5-year downtrend as traders eye a $1 price tag by the end of the year, and losses to hacks in crypto were down a massive 61.7% from August. In other news, the Winkelvoss-founded crypto exchange, Gemini, is set to close its customer accounts in Canada and NFT sales hit their lowest monthly volume since January 2021!

Further reading:

• Bitcoin all-time high target remains as BTC price bounces back to $64K
• XRP price breaks 3.5-year downtrend as analyst predicts $200
• September 2024 crypto hacks surpass $120M, centralized exchanges hit
• Crypto exchange Gemini to close all customer accounts in Canada
• NFT sales plummet to lowest monthly volume since 2021 — CryptoSlam
• Indonesian postal service launches NFT stamps

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