The analysis employs Elliott Wave Theory to forecast price trajectories for Virtualus, SPX6900, and HBARUSD. For Virtualus (VIRTUALLUSUSD), the 4-day chart indicates a prevailing bullish trend, anticipating the completion of a larger Wave C or Wave 5. Long-term targets for Wave 5 are projected between $10.77 and $17.24. On the 2-hour chart, following the completion of an impulse Wave 3, the asset is undergoing a Wave 4 correction. This correction is expected to be deep, with potential retracement levels at $1.00 (0.236 Fib), $0.91 (0.382 Fib), $0.85 (0.5 Fib), and $0.80 (0.618 Fib). Subsequently, a Wave 5 impulse is predicted, targeting prices between $1.27 and $1.51. Invalidation of this bullish scenario is set at $0.801. SPX6900 (SPX6900WETH) demonstrates a bullish bias on the daily chart, with a Wave 5 target potentially reaching between $12.71 (0.618 Fib) and $41.33 (1 Fib), or even an extended $278.32 (1.618 Fib). The 1-hour analysis highlights a recent 40% surge, forming an impulse. A corrective Wave 4 is currently in progress, having reached the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement. The subsequent Wave 5 is targeted between $0.71 and $0.77. The invalidation point for this bullish outlook is established at $0.5217. HBAR (HBARUSD) exhibits a complex correctional structure on the 4-day chart, interpreted as either a large WXY correction or an ABCDE triangle, suggesting an overall range-bound or potentially bearish long-term outlook. Despite this, the 2-hour chart outlines an immediate bullish impulse with Wave 3 completed. A complex Wave 4 correction is anticipated, followed by a Wave 5 surge, with an inferred target around $0.15. The invalidation level for this short-term bullish projection is critically close at $0.119. The primary timeframe for actionable insights across all assets is 2 hours. The analysis maintains a cautious but generally bullish stance for Virtualus and SPX6900 on their immediate impulses, while HBARUSD's longer-term trajectory remains complex and uncertain despite a potential short-term upward move.