#AltcoinETFsPostponed - The price of Bitcoin always rises by at least 50% after these two patterns emerge.

The price of Bitcoin initiates an almost parabolic rally every time these two events occur.

Bitcoin tends to record significant increases when low leverage meets stronger-than-expected retail sales and hawkish signals from the Federal Reserve.

In three separate 7-week periods, Bitcoin rose between 50% and 84%.

The upcoming speeches from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell could benefit the price of Bitcoin and are often linked to investors' concerns about inflation or data that exceeds economic growth expectations, although clear signals of an imminent rally are rare. However, a combination of three independent events has historically coincided with BTC price increases of 50% or more. Significant increases in Bitcoin occur when expectations for U.S. Federal Reserve policy relax, leverage in the cryptocurrency market is low, and solid retail data supports the bullish momentum. The last occurrence of these three events saw the price of Bitcoin rise from $40,000 to $73,500 in seven weeks in early 2024.

Comparable gains were recorded in early 2023 when the same three factors aligned, driving Bitcoin from $16,700 to $25,100 in seven weeks. A third example dates back to July 2021, culminating in a price increase of 76%.

Bitcoin gained 84% from January 25, 2024, to March 13, 2024.

After stagnating near $43,000 in December 2023, the price of Bitcoin tested the $48,000 level in early January 2024. The failed breakout attempt was followed by a sharp drop to $37,800 at the end of January, just as a seven-week bullish trend began. A crucial factor at this stage was the exceptionally low funding rate of perpetual futures.