$BTC is finding support at the same demand zone that sparked the last major trend shift, but it remains below its daily downtrend. Compression between support and resistance is building. Worth watching.

Bank of America is now recommending its wealth portfolios allocate up to 4% in crypto.

December 1 marks the official end of the Fed's Quantitative Tightening program. This stops the balance-sheet runoff that's been slowly draining liquidity from the system. Doesn't guarantee bullish or bearish outcomes, but it removes a major tightening force and changes the

BTC opened the month with downside movement, but today's liquidation map shows a heavier cluster of short liquidations stacked above the current price. It doesn't predict direction, but it's a useful snapshot of where leverage is concentrated and how markets can react when

Two traders with completely opposite styles can both win big. - One makes a major move once a year. - Another trades aggressively every day. Success isn't about finding "the best strategy." It's about finding the style you can execute with clarity, consistency, and emotional

$XLM is testing a major higher-timeframe demand zone between $0.20 and $0.25 - the same zone buyers defended twice earlier this year. Price is reacting inside the zone again, and I'm watching the buyer response. The chart shows multiple potential scenarios for educational

Did not see that coming. Wow.

If this isn't a massive sign for crypto moving into real world application, I don't know what is.

Bitcoin's weekly funding rate just flipped negative for the first time in months. Historically, negative weekly funding has aligned with: • Sentiment capitulation • Local bottoms • Reaccumulation phases Not a guarantee, but one of the stronger behavioral signals during

$XRP just had its biggest week ever. Five ETFs launched in under 10 days: Franklin, Bitwise, Grayscale, Amplify, and Canary. This instantly places XRP in the same institutional league as BTC and ETH. ETFs don't guarantee price surges, but they dramatically boost accessibility,

Crypto total market cap (ex-stablecoins) is literally sitting on the weekly trendline that held the entire 2023-2025 bull run so far. - Hold = higher low formed --\> continuation likely - Weekly close below \~2.4T = trend officially broken Not financial advice, just the chart.

The sentiment is so bad that crypto newsletters are now pivoting to AI 😂 If this isn't the bottom, I'll be blown away.

Watching this zone on the Weekly Crypto Total Market Index: Demand + trendline + .786 + RSI support. Confluence like this doesn't show up often.

BTC.D looks to be holding on by a thread.

ETH finally tapped the Daily CME Gap. Could we see a bounce like last time?