Do you remember those key levels I gave on December 4? BTC 87766, ETH 2917, SOL 132.2—all spot on. The 127.85 support for SOL's triple zigzag correction on December 6? Hit as well.

You might ask, how is it always so accurate?

Honestly, there’s no secret. The wave patterns are right there—if you have a solid grasp of Elliott Wave Theory, you can figure it out yourself. It’s just a tool—the difference is between a skilled worker and a newbie.

So what about now? Is it time to buy the dip?

Let’s look at the wave structure: the rebound from the evening of December 1 to the high on the 4th was a standard zigzag corrective wave. The drop from the 4th high? A triple zigzag. That small rebound last night was a retracement of the drop from the 4th, which is even clearer on a line chart—another zigzag.

If I’m counting the waves correctly, the rebound that started on December 1 does not form a double zigzag corrective wave. The triple zigzag decline starting on the 4th? It’s actually just part of a larger combination corrective wave.

I’ve given you the wave structure—where it goes from here, try to work it out yourself with Elliott Wave Theory. The answer is in there. I’ve already organized my conclusions; if you want a detailed breakdown, follow my upcoming updates.

BTC, ETH, and SOL all have interconnected short-term logic. Don’t rush in—get a clear understanding of the structure first.