The analysis forecasts a short-term crash for Bitcoin, attributed to an open CME gap at $88,200, which has a 97% probability of closing. Current Bitcoin spot price is $97,140. While a break above $94,200 with two daily confirmations might lead to $106,000, the prevailing short-term outlook is bearish. The analyst is not initiating new long positions and plans to short Bitcoin in the $101,200 to $106,000 range, anticipating a subsequent drop to close the CME gap. This mirrors a historical fractal observed between 2020-2021, featuring a Q4 top, a lower high, and bearish RSI divergence, followed by a drop, an ascending triangle consolidation, a breakout, retest of the 200-day moving average, and a further decline. The analysis also incorporates macro-economic data, noting higher-than-expected Producer Price Index (PPI) at 3% against a 2.7% expectation, reversing a downtrend and signaling inflationary pressures. Despite Truflation showing 1.72% inflation, official CPI numbers are at 2.7%, still above the Fed's 2% target. The Fed is expected to keep rates stagnant with a 95% probability. Additionally, Silver, which was predicted to rise in a previous video, has surged by nearly 100%, now trading at $91.84. The analyst is taking profits from Silver, anticipating a fast crash after forming a top, potentially above $100, mirroring historical patterns from 2011-2013 and the 1970s-1980s.