Crypto is Lagging... (Ticking Timebomb)
3 extracted signals · 3 resolved · 0 still active
Crypto Goos26 Oct 2025, 12:24 UTC
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The analysis discusses Bitcoin at a critical support level, drawing a comparison to its structure in 2023. The analyst points out rejection, reclaim, and retest patterns, suggesting a potential final wave up. The US stock market, particularly the S&P 500, is outperforming crypto, which is unexpected. Bitcoin may catch up. An important support level for Bitcoin is identified, and its breach would likely trigger a bear market. The analyst discusses that Fed may end QT soon. The video gives an update on the analyst's Ethereum trading position of 30k in size, and plans to increase it in the near future with limit orders at 3450 and 3600, expecting scale out between 5300-6400. All Fibonacci levels are shown as spot on.
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