Looking at BTC's seasonal patterns, Q1 historically tends to deliver solid returns. The notable exception? 2018—that quarter was brutal, with prices collapsing sharply. Aside from that outlier, the first quarter consistently outperforms, especially over the last several years. What's interesting is even 2022, which kicked off a brutal bear market, saw Q1 holding up relatively well despite the broader bearish sentiment that year. The data suggests Q1 remains a period worth watching for Bitcoin positioning.