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Bitcoin: Is a Major Rally Coming? History Points to the McRib Effect

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Bitcoin enthusiasts are buzzing again, and not because of macro data or ETF flows. According to a viral post from Bitcoin Archive, the return of McDonald’s McRib has historically aligned with explosive Bitcoin rallies, sparking a wave of tongue-in-cheek optimism across crypto circles.

The chart shared by Bitcoin Archive, powered by Gemini, highlights a pattern few would expect: each McRib comeback since 2017 has coincided with a sharp Bitcoin surge. When the sandwich reappeared in November 2017, Bitcoin soared over 1,000%, marking the start of its first major bull run.

In December 2020, the next re-release aligned with a 200% gain, setting up Bitcoin’s climb to its $69,000 all-time high in 2021. Then, in late 2024, another McRib revival preceded Bitcoin’s breakout to a new high near $126,000.

Now, as the McRib makes its 2025 comeback, the crypto community is half-joking, half-hopeful that history will repeat. “The McRib returns today. Bitcoin to the moon?” Bitcoin Archive wrote, echoing a familiar mix of irony and genuine belief among market watchers.

While analysts caution that the McRib correlation is pure coincidence, the chart’s timing reflects something deeper about sentiment. Crypto markets have long been fueled by narratives — and sometimes, even a fast-food promotion can light up the imagination of traders watching for the next leg up.

With Bitcoin currently trading around $104,700, eyes are on whether this quirky historical “indicator” will once again coincide with a major rally, or simply serve as another reminder that in crypto, anything can become a signal.

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Alex Stephanov
Alex Stephanov
Alex is a seasoned writer with a strong focus on finance and digital innovation. For nearly a decade, he has explored the intersections of cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, and fintech, offering readers a sharp perspective on how these fields continue to evolve. His work blends clarity with depth, translating complex market movements and emerging trends into engaging, easy-to-understand insights. Through his analyses, audiences gain a deeper understanding of the forces shaping the future of digital finance and global markets.
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