Strive CEO: If Bitcoin replicates the post-IPO trend of SpaceX, it may reach $90,000 in February next year

Strive Chairman and CEO Matt Cole posted on platform X that Bitcoin has fallen 19% in the 50 days leading up to the SpaceX IPO, and Anthropic plans to go public next week, with Bitcoin also down 18%, showing a high similarity in the trends of the two periods.

Data shows that after SpaceX went public on June 12, Bitcoin hit its lowest point on the 18th day, with a maximum drop of 25%, and rose 28% compared to the closing price on the IPO day by the 100th day after the listing, rebounding 39% from its lowest point.

He stated that if Bitcoin repeats a similar trend this time, most of the current decline may have already been released, and a rapid rebound is expected in the coming months. Currently, Bitcoin is near the 200-week moving average.

If we map the market path after the SpaceX IPO to the current price, Bitcoin could reach around $90,000 by late February next year. The market will not completely repeat historical trends, but I remain optimistic about Bitcoin's technical and fundamental outlook for 2027.