BTC weekly chart shows four consecutive positive weeks, but internally weak.

The rally is not supported by fundamentals, but driven by "peace expectation" hype and the long-term negative funding rates forcing short positions to cover. Similar historical patterns (such as late 2018 and March 2020 in the US stock market) often lead to sharp declines after a series of positive weeks.

The crazier the market gets, the more severe the subsequent drop may be. Don’t be fooled by daily green candles; a single large bearish candle can trap everyone.

3. Risk Warning Version

Although BTC's weekly chart shows four consecutive positive weeks, its internal structure is actually fragile.

This round of rally lacks fundamental support and is mainly driven by "peace expectation" narratives and the long-term negative funding rates causing short covering. Looking back at history, similar patterns are often unsustainable, such as late 2018 and March 2020 in the US stock market, where rapid declines followed a series of positive weeks.

The stronger the current market appears, the greater the possibility of a correction in the future. BTC is nearing the end of its strength; although daily charts still show upward movement, be cautious of large single-day drops that could cause systemic shocks to the market. $BTC $GT $ETH