Strive Chairman and CEO Matt Cole said Bitcoin could reach about $90,000 in late February next year if it follows a price pattern seen after SpaceX’s IPO. According to Odaily, Bitcoin fell 19% in the 50 days before SpaceX’s IPO, while it has declined 18% as Anthropic plans to go public next week. The two periods have shown similar price movements, Cole said. After SpaceX went public on June 12, Bitcoin bottomed on the 18th day, with a maximum decline of 25%; by the 100th day, it was up 28% from its closing price on the IPO date and had rebounded 39% from its low. Cole said that if Bitcoin repeats a similar pattern, much of its current decline may already have occurred and it could rebound quickly in the coming months. Bitcoin is now near its 200-week moving average. Mapping the post-SpaceX IPO price path onto current prices suggests Bitcoin could reach about $90,000 in late February next year, he said. Cole added that markets do not repeat historical patterns exactly, but he remains positive on Bitcoin’s technical and fundamental outlook for 2027.