CryptosBatman

Bitcoin just flashed a golden cross on the weekly timeframe.
Over the past 6 months, we've only seen 2 stochastic golden crosses, and each one led to a 15%–21% rebound on $BTC
It's not much, but a solid rebound in the current condition is good hopium for us all.

Michael Saylor, through MicroStrategy, holds 714,644 $BTC at an average of $76,056.
At the current price around $68K, he's sitting on nearly a $10B unrealized loss.

$BNB is moving nicely along its bullish trendline.
It looks simple, but honestly that's enough for a quick long setup in my book.
Let's see how this plays out.

$BNB is insanely oversold right now.
The Stochastic is sitting even lower than it was at the 2022 bear market bottom.
And now we're back at that level again, only the second time this has happened in the past 3 years

In the bigger timeframe, $SOL is retesting its massive descending bullish trendline.
Why is this important? Because, over the past 2 years, every time price touches this level, a massive reversal occurs.
Let's hope we see the same reaction this time.

It seems like the 4-year cycle is right once again.
Bitcoin has topped out 1065 days exactly from the bottom.
This means, the next major bottom would be in October 2026.

Heads up, it's going to be a volatile few days with key data coming up on the pipeline:
NFP & Unemployment rate came out today, which shown it added more jobs than expected.
Existing Home Sales, tomorrow.
US CPI, the day after tomorrow.
If we get a dovish print, that's a solid boost for $BTC, as it adds pressure on the Fed to cut rates even further.

No matter how you see it, $ETH is still forming a bullish structure.
A higher high, and now price is still well above the previous low.
In fact, price is currently sitting at a monthly FVG, exactly how the previous low bottomed.
It's good to zoom out sometimes.

The $BTC Fear and Greed Index just hit 9.
Lower than last month.
Lower than last week.
Lower than yesterday.
The closer we get to the bottom, the louder the fear gets. Everyone's scared. Everyone's pessimistic.
But that's exactly when you buy.