The analysis highlights a pivotal moment for Bitcoin, indicated by the Bitfinex Longs indicator flipping red on the weekly chart. Historically, this event signals the onset of significant market movements. Despite current momentum stagnation, historical patterns suggest a potential bullish signal, indicating an impending relief rally for Bitcoin. This rally is projected to target the 200-daily moving average, with an estimated price range of $106,000 to $115,000 from a current price point of approximately $90,000. An invalidation of this bullish outlook would occur if Bitcoin falls below the critical $80,000 support level. Further technical analysis on Bitcoin's daily chart emphasizes the importance of the yearly open level at $90,800. A decisive break above this resistance, combined with the observed formation of higher lows, would confirm an upward continuation. The weekly economic calendar introduces several fundamental catalysts, including the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision on December 10th and key labor market data, which are anticipated to drive market direction. A dovish Fed stance could serve as a significant bullish catalyst. For Ethereum, technical indicators on the weekly chart reveal a bounce back above the 50-weekly moving average. Sustained reclamation of this level is crucial for a move towards the bull market support band, with a target around $3,550 from a current price of $3,138. A decline below $2,800 would negate this positive sentiment. Altcoins, observed against Bitcoin via the OTHERSBTC chart, have historically underperformed during Quantitative Tightening (QT) periods. With QT recently concluding, future altcoin performance is contingent on the potential commencement of Quantitative Easing (QE) in 2026 and the trajectory of the Purchasing Managers Index (PMI), warranting a cautious, range-bound outlook until further clarity on monetary policy is established. Predicting the next altcoin season will heavily rely on these macroeconomic indicators.