The analysis indicates that Bitcoin has concluded its year-end sideways consolidation following a 35% correction from its September peak. Historical patterns suggest that after such unwinds, the subsequent quarter often reverses the preceding trend. While acknowledging the possibility of further downside to the 'tariffs lows' around $74,000, a push towards $108,000 to $120,000 is considered probable in the coming weeks and months, potentially in Q1 2026. A definitive break above the yearly average of $96,000 is identified as a critical bullish indicator, while a sustained close below $80,000 would invalidate this outlook. Ethereum is observed to parallel Bitcoin's price action, having recently fulfilled its first harmonic target around $3,400. A potential retracement to the $2,100-$2,500 range, termed the 'harmonic optimized price' or 'hop zone,' is identified as a significant buying opportunity before a subsequent push toward $4,000. This move could represent a 70% increase. The ETH/BTC pair exhibits a 6-year long bullish reversal pattern originating in April, with a target zone between 0.045 and 0.05 BTC, expected by December 2026 to February 2027. This suggests Ethereum will likely outperform Bitcoin during this period.