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Bitcoin (BTC) track record: what the model published, and what followed

Every week since 2024-06-18, CryptoWeeklies has published Bitcoin's DCA regression band: where the price sat between the model's floor (0.0) and its ceiling (1.0). This page sets each of the 120 published readings, through 2026-11-09, beside the price 13 and 26 weeks later. It describes the past; it predicts nothing.

What followed each band Bitcoin was published in

BandWeeks13-wk median13-wk higher26-wk median26-wk higher
0.0–0.111 complete, too few1 complete, too few
0.1–0.211+29%100% of 101 complete, too few
0.2–0.331 complete, too few1 complete, too few
0.3–0.441+14%82% of 33+22%70% of 30
0.4–0.528+2%52% of 23+21%79% of 24
0.5–0.617-20%12% of 17-17%35% of 17
0.6–0.716-20%12% of 16-38%6% of 16
0.7–0.833 complete, too few3 complete, too few

On the published record, in the 19 weeks it read at 0.6 or above, Bitcoin was higher 26 weeks later 5% of the time, with a median change of -32%.

The extremes on Bitcoin's record

The hottest band on the weekly record was 0.7–0.8, first published on 2025-07-13 with Bitcoin at $119,112. Twenty-six weeks later it was $90,883 (-24%). The coolest band on the weekly record was 0.0–0.1, first published on 2024-10-13 with Bitcoin at $62,726. Twenty-six weeks later it was $84,333 (+34%).

Against its lifetime time-weighted average price (TWAP), the published premium peaked at +443.4% on 2024-12-16 ($104,615) and was lowest at +108.9% on 2026-06-28 ($60,202). The latest weekly reading, 2026-11-09, is +148.5%.

The latest 12 weekly readings

PublishedPriceDCA bandPremium to lifetime TWAP
2026-11-09$74,9860.2–0.3+148.5%
2026-11-08$75,6390.2–0.3+150.7%
2026-11-01$78,0180.3–0.4+159.2%
2026-10-25$80,0700.3–0.4+166.7%
2026-10-18$81,5710.3–0.4+172.5%
2026-10-11$83,6620.3–0.4+180.2%
2026-10-04$86,4960.4–0.5+190.6%
2026-09-27$84,5120.3–0.4+184.7%
2026-09-18$80,8990.3–0.4+173.6%
2026-09-13$76,7610.3–0.4+160.1%
2026-09-06$80,3150.3–0.4+172.8%
2026-08-15$62,9490.1–0.2+115.7%

How to read this

Each row counts weeks, and neighbouring weeks share most of their 26-week window, so a band the model read for twenty weeks in a row is closer to one episode than to twenty separate tests. A week counts toward a later change only if a reading was published within seven days of the 13- or 26-week date. The bands are the ones each week's page showed at the time, recovered from the site's own published history, and each price is the price on that same page. Bands with fewer than 4 complete windows are counted but not summarised.

See all of Bitcoin's live reports, how the DCA regression bands are built, or every Bitcoin reading, day by day. Descriptive statistics on past prices, for education only; not financial advice.

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