Bitcoin has been falling over the weekends for five consecutive weeks, but this trend is expected to reverse this week. A small pump over the weekend could trigger ETF inflows on Monday, driving Bitcoin to challenge $100,000, followed by a test of $102,500. Recently, Bitcoin's weekend performance has been particularly weak due to negative news. Over the weekends of January 25-26, it was impacted by news related to DeepSeek, and on February 1-2, it was affected by news of tariffs between Canada and Mexico. Kendrick joked, 'No matter how holders of long positions feel when picking up their kids for weekend activities in the rain, this decline is not normal.' The upcoming weekends of February 15-16 will be 'different from the past.' The Unfavourable Information event has been digested, and if the 10-year US Treasury yield drops below 4.5% this week, it will increase the probability of a market rebound, which is a positive signal for risk assets like Bitcoin. Kendrick has been making aggressive predictions about Bitcoin for the long term. Earlier this month, he stated that with the expansion of investor channels and decreasing volatility, Bitcoin is expected to reach $500,000 by 2028. His specific forecast is $200,000 by the end of 2025, $300,000 by the end of 2026, $400,000 by the end of 2027, $500,000 by the end of 2028, and maintained until the end of 2029.