Today’s Nuggets
BTC Briefly Hit #5 This Week
Satoshi is Now #11
BTC Price Targets If History Repeats
ETF Supply Demand Imbalance
History Suggests Rally Not Done
Most Powerful AI on Earth is Now in Your Car
Tariffs Tantrums Back on the Table
Copper Spikes
Tariffs Drive Surplus
It has been quite a historic week for the markets and Bitcoin.
Things are still holding up pretty tight, but we will cover all the good stuff that happened this week. We will then attempt to forecast what could happen over the next six months through the end of the year.
Bitcoin as an asset briefly hit number five this week, eclipsing Amazon.
At the beginning of the year, Bitcoin was number 11 behind Saudi Ramco. A tiny move this weekend for Bitcoin, and it will be back in space number five. It is probably going to surpass Apple this year as well because the roadmap they shared earlier this week is the iPhone 17.
Talk about a company losing its way.
Satoshi made it to number 11 by mining a bag of Bitcoin from way back when.
Right behind, rat poison squared is Warren Buffett. Who said Bitcoin was rat poison? This will be awkward very soon.
Let us look at what happened over the last seven days in melting fiat.
Altcoins had a really good week, per the crypto compendium. XLM is number one, and ENA, which has terrible tokenomics, is number two.
All things have been beaten down badly, and have experienced a big move over the last seven days. Bitcoin had a great week, smashing its all-time high of $118,600, but the alts had an even better week.
Stocks also had a crazy week:
NVIDIA was up 4.14%, also breaking a new all-time high and a couple of other records;
Tesla was down 1.4%;
Microsoft up 1.9%;
Google was pretty much flat;
Apple was down half a percent; and
Berkshire Hathaway is down 1%, which is probably one of the reasons why Satoshi is coming back into play.
This is seasonality in a bar view.
It shows you where things typically are. The best month has typically been November, with the second-best month being April. The third-best month has been May, but it all depends on where we are in the four-year cycle, which changes things dramatically.
By the way, seasonality has been spot on but was slightly delayed at the beginning of the year. Some of the months this year have outperformed historic seasonality as well, which is quite incredible.
What happens to the Bitcoin price considering where we are today? Where would it take us over the next six months?
This chart was inspired by Blazo today on Discord.
This is the actual price prediction based on where we are today, which is just shy of $118K. If we fall by 0.7%, then we will fall to about $116K. If history repeats, September could be rough, falling 4.97%, which would take us down to $110,000.
Of course, Bitcoin will violently swing in all sorts of ranges over time because that is what it does. However, in October, we could get back to $126,000. If history repeats, November could
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