Bitcoin’s Parabolic Surge Defies Gravity—When Will the Bubble Burst?
Bitcoin continues its relentless climb, scoffing at pullbacks like a Wall Street trader ignoring risk metrics. The parabolic trend that’s baffled skeptics for years? Still very much alive—for now.
### The Unstoppable Rally (Until It Isn’t)
No asset climbs forever—except maybe Manhattan real estate. Bitcoin’s latest leg up has even permabears double-checking their charts. But parabolic moves tend to end the same way: violently.
### The Ticking Clock
Every cycle has its expiration date. Whether it’s Fed policy, miner capitulation, or just good old-fashioned greed fatigue, something always cuts the party short. The only question is whether the champagne runs out this quarter—or next.
### The Cynic’s Corner
Meanwhile, traditional finance dinosaurs still think Bitcoin’s a ‘fad’—right before quietly allocating 1% of their pension fund to it. How’s that 60/40 portfolio working out, guys?

He described the next phase as a “vertical push,” a classic hallmark of market euphoria. This is when prices accelerate rapidly, often culminating in what’s known as a blow-off top—a steep surge followed by a significant retracement.
Svenson compared the potential scenario to what unfolded in previous bitcoin cycles, notably in 2017 and 2021.
While acknowledging that parabolic trends don’t last forever, he said the upside could still extend into the early autumn months. If history is any guide, Bitcoin could see its peak sometime around October before the trend inevitably cools off.