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$HYPE has broken down from its bullish trendline and seems to be retesting it.
On top of that, the 3D timeframe is flashing a bearish divergence.
Not spreading FUD or fear, just objective technical analysis.

BTC is back testing the $80,000 zone on the daily after crashing from $100,000+ to $63,000.
RSI sits at 61 which means momentum is building.
Reclaim $80,000 and flip it to support, and next test is $84,000. Rejection here means back to $72,000.

The $ETH / $BTC pair teaches us one very crucial thing about the crypto market.
Bitcoin dominates everything.
It's not about first-mover advantage, but about safety, security, and scarcity.
The fact is, only Bitcoin is truly peer-to-peer with a limited supply. And that can't be replaced.
So, this continuous weakening of Ethereum against Bitcoin tells us what should dominate our portfolio and capital allocation.
Bet against it and capital loss is not a risk, it's a certainty. The fate of all of the 40 million altcoins on the market speaks for itself.

After its meme coin frenzy era, $SOL seems to be fading.
Technically, it's not moving like its large-cap peers.
It's still below its resistance level, and if it continues like this, a lower low seems like the only direction.
However, if it manages to break through, it becomes interesting again.

Since Bitcoin has been rallying smoothly within its bullish channel, I think it's a good time for a quick update.
The simple takeaway is, if $BTC gets near the lower part of the channel, which coincides with any form of support, it's a low-risk entry area, good for accumulation.

Big news for $BNB, it has finally broken out of its 6-month bearish trendline!
And the Stochastic has confirmed this move with a golden cross, the same signal that marked major bottoms in the past.
Here we go!

More good news for $BTC!
USDT dominance is forming a bearish descending triangle. USDT.D and BTC usually move inversely to each other. When one drops, the other rises.
Historically, USDT.D breakdowns have preceded major BTC rallies.
If USDT.D goes down, guess what goes up? 👀

Economic expansion is usually reflected through high employment and productivity. That's when risky assets like the S&P 500 rally, as it drives future revenue expectations.
However, what we're seeing is quite alarming. The unemployment rate has been rising over the past 4 years, yet the S&P 500 rallies anyway.
This shows how technological innovation and companies running their businesses more efficiently can reduce the need for human workers.
The world is becoming ever more competitive.

$ETH is moving cleanly within a bullish channel.
It's now nearing the lower trendline of the channel, with a golden cross confirmation from the Stochastic.
You all know what that means!

According to the IMF, conflict causes the most economic damage compared to all other shocks.
This is measured by cumulative real GDP losses over the five years following a shock.
Conflicts essentially absorb all other shocks within them, from civilian casualties and currency and banking crises, all the way to energy crises that can ripple across global markets.

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"When will Bitcoin flip the bearish trend?"
Simple. As long as it stays within or below its closest FVG, the bearish bias will remain.
$BTC is currently inside a large bearish FVG and has been failing to break above it.
Just like the last rejection in January, if price fails to break higher, a bearish continuation is likely.

Heads up.
The weeks to come will determine how corporates are holding up amidst the energy crisis.
To be specific, it's the Magnificent Seven.
From $TSLA all the way to $NVDA, Q1 2026 earnings are coming out.

I think gold is trying to tell us something.
Gold topped out exactly when the US first struck Iran on February 28th. This shows how gold is moving in contrast to the ongoing conflict and uncertainty.
Right now, there are two bearish patterns showing in the price action: a rising wedge and a bearish divergence.
If gold is heading lower from here, there's a good chance something geopolitical would be the trigger.