Just doubled down on buttcoin and we're hitting fresh peaks now. The story goes way back to 2011 with Bitcoin's early days, and I'm noticing some heavyweight players jumping in at this moment. Time to ride this wave while momentum's hot.
Keeping an eye on ETH, SOL, XRP, SUI, TON, BNB and the broader pump action across the board.

November just delivered a punch to US spot Bitcoin ETFs — $3.48 billion walked out the door, marking the biggest monthly exodus since February. Here's the kicker: BlackRock's IBIT alone bled $2.34 billion in net outflows. That's nearly 70% of the total damage coming from a single product. The institutional money that poured in earlier this year? Yeah, some of it's clearly having second thoughts.

Looking at Bitcoin on the quarterly chart lately. Honestly? Wouldn't shock me one bit if Q4 closes in the red. Here's why I'm thinking this.
The pattern we're seeing matches up with how this cycle's been moving. Check the structure: two green quarters, then one red. Rinse and repeat. It's almost too clean.
But here's the thing—if that red candle does print, it might just be setting up something bigger. Q1 2026 could be wild. The macro setup would make sense for a strong reversal if we're following historical rhythm.
Not saying it's guaranteed. Markets love to mess with patterns when too many p

Been digging into $SPSC lately and honestly, the fundamentals look way better than the current price suggests. The underlying company metrics are pretty solid when you actually look at what they're building.
This token feels seriously mispriced right now. Not saying it'll moon tomorrow, but when the market catches up to what's actually happening behind the scenes? Could see some real movement.
Anyone else been tracking this one? The discrepancy between project development and market cap is getting hard to ignore.

Ever wonder when BTC might hit rock bottom this cycle? History's got a pattern worth checking out.
Peak hit December 2017, then we bottomed exactly a year later—December 2018. Fast forward: topped in November 2021, crashed to the floor November 2022. See the rhythm? Twelve months from euphoria to capitulation.
If that cycle holds? We're looking at an October 2025 peak, which means October 2026 could be your accumulation zone. Not saying it's guaranteed—crypto loves throwing curveballs—but the previous two cycles followed this clockwork decline.
Smart money watches these patterns while staying

Wall Street's top-tier investment bank just dropped a bold call: they're betting US equities will underperform global markets through 2035. That's a ten-year horizon where American stocks might not be the winning horse everyone expects. Their analysts are shifting focus overseas, signaling a major rotation in where smart money could flow next decade.

The cryptocurrency market is volatile again on Tuesday morning.
The total market capitalization has dropped to $3.04 trillion, down 5-6% in 24 hours. The selling pressure is immense.
Bitcoin has retreated to around $86,000 (down 5-6%), while Ethereum has fared worse, sinking to $2,823 (a drop of 6-10%). Major altcoins are also all in the red.
Trading volume is fluctuating between $135 billion and $262.9 billion, showing a completely bearish trend. Short-term traders seem to be scrambling to adjust their positions.

ETH against USD - here's what I'm watching tonight.
The key level? 2805. If Ethereum can flip that zone into solid support, we're looking at a continuation setup. That's where I'd consider entering long positions.
But here's the thing - rejection at 2805 tells a different story. Failed breakout? That's a short signal right there.
Strategy is straightforward: price action at this level dictates the move. Break and hold above = bullish continuation. Reject and dump = fade the rally.
No need to overcomplicate it. Let the chart do the talking.

MSTR's OBV indicator hit a double top around $450 back in July. Since then? Pretty much a steady decline. Now we're watching another support level that looks ready to crack. The volume pattern isn't giving bulls much hope here - when OBV keeps sliding like this while price struggles, it rarely ends well. Worth keeping an eye on if that horizontal support gives way.

Here's something worth noting: every single time Bitcoin's energy oscillator hit rock bottom and started climbing back up, we saw a major bull run take off shortly after. The pattern's been consistent. Right now? We're watching that same oscillator bounce off those critical low levels again. History doesn't always repeat, but it often rhymes—and this setup looks eerily familiar to anyone who's been tracking these cycles.

MSTR's chart broke down hard - been staying clear since it hit 440, then again at 342. Today's price action? Looks like full-blown capitulation mode. Might be worth eyeing some option plays around the 155 level. Still sitting on hands for now though.

BTC sitting at 85k right now. HYPE hovering around 28 bucks.
Ever thought about what the chart looks like when Bitcoin drops to 50-60k range?
Most altcoins? Way lower than the hopium you're seeing on your timeline. The uncomfortable truth nobody wants to address.
Here's my read for the 2026 bear cycle:
Bitcoin — somewhere between 55k and 60k.
Ethereum — could test 1k to 1.5k zone.
Solana — probably lands in the 50-60 range.
Not saying it's guaranteed. Just saying the downside risk is real, and most people aren't pricing it in.

Mark this down: XRP pushing toward $5 by Q1 2026 looks increasingly likely. The momentum's building, and those who've been watching the charts know what's coming. Not a question of if anymore—just when.

Watching my traditional stocks rally while Bitcoin's hemorrhaging value.
Guess we're officially in bear territory now.

MongoDB shares just exploded with a solid 15% surge after crushing earnings expectations. Revenue numbers came in way above forecasts, and the forward guidance? Absolutely bullish. Market's clearly loving what they're seeing from the database giant right now.

The Dow Jones took a 400-point hit today, breaking its impressive five-day rally. Market watchers are pointing fingers at the crypto selloff, which appears to be dragging down overall investor confidence. Looks like digital assets are still flexing their influence on traditional markets—when crypto sneezes, Wall Street catches a cold.

Crypto Twitter folks and Wall Street desks are living in two completely different realities right now. The gap has never been this wide.
All those jaded traders talking doom and gloom? They're basically setting themselves up to panic sell their bags to institutional players at bargain prices.
Wild how this keeps playing out the same way.

We already anticipated that Vanguard would come into play. It's certainly a good development, but that's not what we really want. If they launched their own ETF products like BlackRock did, then it would truly benefit us. Unfortunately, such a situation is not the case at the moment.
Currently, they only allow access to other ETFs. Still not bad - at least a step has been taken.

Notice something about the past two months? BTC and MSTR didn't just drop—they got hammered down systematically. Classic playbook from the big players.
Think hedge funds, market makers, institutions with deep pockets. They can't move mountains long-term, but short-term? Different story. They pushed prices to levels where retail finally cracked. Panic selling flooded in. That's when they scooped up liquidity at bargain prices.
The pattern's obvious once you see it: Create fear. Trigger stop-losses. Accumulate while everyone else runs for the exits. Now watch what happens next as those same hand

Wild market dynamics here – essentially trading a dollar's worth of value at just $0.0000006240. That's some serious price compression on this token. Makes you wonder about the actual valuation mechanics at play. Anyone else tracking these kinds of pricing anomalies? The gap between nominal and trading value is absolutely massive.