The analysis highlights that Bitcoin is currently undervalued compared to its fair value based on global liquidity models, exhibiting a significant divergence unprecedented in previous cycles. Despite this long-term bullish fundamental outlook, the speaker notes Bitcoin's short-term underperformance relative to Gold and Silver, attributing it to Bitcoin's earlier stage in its adoption curve. Technically, both Bitcoin and Ethereum are forming bearish flag patterns on the daily timeframe. For Bitcoin, a breakdown from this pattern could lead to a conservative target of $70,000, with $100,000 acting as a key resistance level for invalidation. Ethereum's bear flag suggests a potential move down to $2,400, with $3,100 serving as an invalidation point. Additionally, Bitcoin has an unfulfilled CME gap between $92,000 and $93,000, suggesting a potential short-term bounce to fill this gap before a possible continuation of the downtrend. The speaker is considering dollar-cost averaging Ethereum around the $2,000 level for long-term investment, aligning with the view that decreasing inflation and potential Fed rate cuts would eventually be bullish for cryptocurrencies.