BTC logs the largest-ever weekly surge in USD terms; Strive CEO calls the strongest cycle yet—why this time is different
BTC has set a record for the largest weekly gain in USD terms. Strive CEO has publicly said that the next cycle will be the strongest in history.
The intensity of this rebound can no longer be described as a “rebound”—the week-over-week increase in USD terms has directly reset the record since Bitcoin’s inception. Now BTC is standing at $76,692.01, with the 24h price essentially unchanged (+0.03%), suggesting that after the surge the price is holding steady and profit-taking hasn’t crashed the market. At this moment, Strive CEO’s stance is straightforward: BTC versus both the US dollar and gold has been strengthening—not just a fiat-narrative story, even the king of hard assets is being challenged.
Impact on the market
- Short term: After a history-level weekly jump, going sideways is a typical sign of strength. The lack of a deep pullback suggests new buying is catching bids at high levels. Sentiment is bullish, but the cost-effectiveness of chasing higher is declining. ETH is up 1.82% to $2,428.49 as well, and the correlation looks healthy.
- Mid term: When a listed-company CEO openly calls for the strongest cycle, it’s itself a signal—institutional narratives are shifting from “allocating a little” to “placing major bets.” If more companies’ balance sheets move in afterward, the logic of supply squeeze will reinforce itself.
My view
Clearly bullish, but stay level-headed on timing. Going sideways without falling after a history-level rally is a good sign—it indicates this move isn’t just short-covering, but real money coming in. BTC holding the $76,000 area is the bulls’ basic base. Once there’s a breakout with volume into the $77,000–$78,000 range, the trend is confirmed. On the other hand, if price falls back to where the rally started, then this round was a bull trap. Risk point: after the surge is too large, leverage stacks up—one sharp spike needle could shake out a batch of chasing buyers, and volatility would only grow, not shrink.
- Asset: BTC / ETH
- Direction: Bullish📈 Predicting an increase
- Duration: BTC 12 hours / ETH 24 hours
$BTC $ETH #BTC #ETH
📊 Historical backtest
- After a report like “Bitcoin has recorded double-digit gains 8 times out of 12 Februarys: will history repeat?” (2025-01-28), BTC’s 12h move was -0.74%; the bullish expectation was wrong.
- There are 282 bullish-type BTC news items in history. In 122 cases the predicted direction matched the actual price action (accuracy 43%).
#Market
⚠️ Not investment advice
BTC has set a record for the largest weekly gain in USD terms. Strive CEO has publicly said that the next cycle will be the strongest in history.
The intensity of this rebound can no longer be described as a “rebound”—the week-over-week increase in USD terms has directly reset the record since Bitcoin’s inception. Now BTC is standing at $76,692.01, with the 24h price essentially unchanged (+0.03%), suggesting that after the surge the price is holding steady and profit-taking hasn’t crashed the market. At this moment, Strive CEO’s stance is straightforward: BTC versus both the US dollar and gold has been strengthening—not just a fiat-narrative story, even the king of hard assets is being challenged.
Impact on the market
- Short term: After a history-level weekly jump, going sideways is a typical sign of strength. The lack of a deep pullback suggests new buying is catching bids at high levels. Sentiment is bullish, but the cost-effectiveness of chasing higher is declining. ETH is up 1.82% to $2,428.49 as well, and the correlation looks healthy.
- Mid term: When a listed-company CEO openly calls for the strongest cycle, it’s itself a signal—institutional narratives are shifting from “allocating a little” to “placing major bets.” If more companies’ balance sheets move in afterward, the logic of supply squeeze will reinforce itself.
My view
Clearly bullish, but stay level-headed on timing. Going sideways without falling after a history-level rally is a good sign—it indicates this move isn’t just short-covering, but real money coming in. BTC holding the $76,000 area is the bulls’ basic base. Once there’s a breakout with volume into the $77,000–$78,000 range, the trend is confirmed. On the other hand, if price falls back to where the rally started, then this round was a bull trap. Risk point: after the surge is too large, leverage stacks up—one sharp spike needle could shake out a batch of chasing buyers, and volatility would only grow, not shrink.
- Asset: BTC / ETH
- Direction: Bullish📈 Predicting an increase
- Duration: BTC 12 hours / ETH 24 hours
$BTC $ETH #BTC #ETH
📊 Historical backtest
- After a report like “Bitcoin has recorded double-digit gains 8 times out of 12 Februarys: will history repeat?” (2025-01-28), BTC’s 12h move was -0.74%; the bullish expectation was wrong.
- There are 282 bullish-type BTC news items in history. In 122 cases the predicted direction matched the actual price action (accuracy 43%).
#Market
⚠️ Not investment advice
