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Weekly data: week 41 of 2026 (5–11 Oct 2026)

Bitcoin sat 180% above its lifetime TWAP at its last published reading of week 41, dated 2026-10-11, down from 191% above on 2026-10-04.

Every figure on this page is a reading CryptoWeeklies published, printed with its own date: the last published reading inside the ISO week (5–11 Oct 2026), set beside the week before. The figures describe published readings and predict nothing.

Bitcoin against its lifetime TWAP

That reading set Bitcoin's price, $83,661.61, against its lifetime time-weighted average price (TWAP) of $29,855.14. It was the lowest weekly reading since 2026-09-18 (174% above); 78 of the 108 earlier weekly readings since 2024-07-14 were higher. The weekly record's highest reading is 420% above on 2025-01-26, its lowest 109% above on 2026-06-28. The TWAP is the time-weighted average of every daily close in the site’s price data, which for Bitcoin starts in September 2014; see all of Bitcoin’s live reports.

The ten largest coins

The site ranked Cardano (ADA), BNB, Bitcoin (BTC), Dogecoin (DOGE), Ethereum (ETH), Chainlink (LINK), Solana (SOL), Tron (TRX), Stellar (XLM) and XRP as the ten largest coins by market cap on 2026-10-14. 8 of 10 with a published reading inside both weeks were above their lifetime TWAP at the last published reading of week 41, against 9 at the last published reading of week 40. Crossed below it: Dogecoin (DOGE), from 3% above on 2026-10-04 to 7% below on 2026-10-11.

How many coins trade above their lifetime TWAP

Of the 66 live coins with a published TWAP reading dated inside both weeks, 14 were above their lifetime TWAP at the last published reading of week 41 (dated 2026-10-11), against 15 in week 40 (dated 2026-10-04). Crossed below: Dogecoin (DOGE) (3% above to 7% below). 18 live coins without a reading inside both weeks are left out of both counts, so the two weeks are counted on the same coins. Paused assets (GALA, TON) are left out of every count.

Stocks in the top Gravity Risk band

For stocks and ETFs, Gravity Risk places each one's premium to its TWAP since January 2020, or since its first trading day for a stock or ETF listed later, on that asset's own range, from 0 to 100. It is a different model from the crypto Gravity Risk, on a different baseline, so the two are never counted together; each universe below is counted on its own members, named with its denominator, and a band is taken from the score as printed.

AI infrastructure stocks: 14 of 32 were in the top Gravity Risk band (Top stretch, 75 and above) at the last published reading of week 41, dated 2026-10-09, against 14 at the last published reading of week 40, dated 2026-10-02. Entered the band: Alphabet (GOOGL). Left it: Micron (MU). The largest move was Constellation Energy (CEG), from 26.4 to 40.4. Arista Networks (ANET), CrowdStrike (CRWD), Dell Tech (DELL), Hewlett Packard (HPE) and Riskified (RSKD) tied for the highest reading, at 100.0.

U.S. market ETFs: 12 of 15 were in the top Gravity Risk band (Top stretch, 75 and above) at the last published reading of week 41, dated 2026-10-09, against 11 at the last published reading of week 40, dated 2026-10-02. Entered the band: Consumer Staples Select (XLP). The largest move was Consumer Staples Select (XLP), from 72.1 to 83.5. SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY), Energy Select Sector (XLE), Technology Select Sector (XLK) and Health Care Select Sector (XLV) tied for the highest reading, at 100.0.

Quantum computing stocks: 3 of 10 were in the top Gravity Risk band (Top stretch, 75 and above) at the last published reading of week 41, dated 2026-10-09, against 3 at the last published reading of week 40, dated 2026-10-02. The largest move was FormFactor (FORM), from 94.0 to 85.9. The highest reading was Keysight Technologies (KEYS), at 100.0.

Bitcoin-linked stocks and funds: none of the 18 were in the top Gravity Risk band (Top stretch, 75 and above) at the last published reading of week 41, dated 2026-10-09, against 0 at the last published reading of week 40, dated 2026-10-02. The largest move was Cipher Mining (CIFR), from 53.3 to 45.3. The highest reading was Hut 8 (HUT), at 58.4. Paused, and left out: GREE.

Peak/Valley readings

The Peak/Valley Risk Oscillator zones are quoted as the site prints them.

The crypto Peak/Valley Risk Oscillator, which reads Bitcoin and Ether together, stood at 46.2% (Moderate Zone) at its last reading dated inside week 41, 2026-10-11, against 48.0% (Moderate Zone) on 2026-10-04.

Each stock universe runs the same oscillator over its own members; the four readings sit side by side and are never averaged. They are the latest the site had published when this post was written, so they are dated after the week itself; each is set beside the newest earlier post’s reading for that universe that is dated earlier, where there is one.

From the receipts

Bitcoin Cash's weekly DCA regression band, as published through 2026-10-11 (115 weeks). On the published record, in the 89 weeks it read below 0.3, Bitcoin Cash was higher 26 weeks later 44% of the time, with a median change of -5%. Neighbouring weeks share most of a 26-week window, so those weeks are not independent tests. See Bitcoin Cash’s receipts.

How to read this

A week's figure is the last reading the site published inside that ISO week, Monday to Sunday, with that reading's own date; a crypto reading is usually dated Sunday and a stock reading Friday. A reading filed under a week it is not dated in is left out, and so is any asset whose data is paused. Week-over-week counts are made on the assets with a reading inside both weeks. The crypto TWAP is lifetime; the stock and ETF TWAP starts in January 2020, or on the first trading day of one listed later. Gravity Risk bands are 25, 50 and 75, read from the score as printed. This post was written once and is not revised. The figures describe published readings and predict nothing. Not financial advice.

How to cite: CryptoWeeklies, “Week 41, 2026: Bitcoin 180% Above Its Lifetime TWAP”, https://cryptoweeklies.com/weekly/2026-w41, published 2026-10-14.

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