The analysis indicates Bitcoin is currently undervalued against Silver and Gold. The Bitcoin/Silver pair is trading at levels last seen in 2017, around 1,105.3, with an RSI suggesting severely oversold conditions and potential for a bullish rebound towards 1,800. A bullish divergence is identified on the Bitcoin/Gold 2-day chart, characterized by an uptrending RSI despite declining price action. Historically, such divergences have preceded significant relief rallies for Bitcoin against Gold, suggesting a potential move towards 120 upon confirmation of two consecutive daily green candle closes. For BTCUSD, the 2025 yearly candle is currently red, which is atypical for post-halving years. This could either indicate a less aggressive bear market or a deviation from historical cycles. A price increase towards 100,000 is anticipated in early 2026, driven by historical year-end tax-loss harvesting followed by buy-backs. Ethereum, currently trading below its 2022 yearly open of 3,819.08, is expected to consolidate and follow Bitcoin's lead, with smart money accumulating ETH. The Federal Reserve's balance sheet re-expansion is highlighted as a significant macroeconomic factor, historically correlated with positive momentum in the altcoin market against Bitcoin, with an expected target of 5.5T for the OTHERSBTC valuation.