ETH $ETH is stuck at $2,939. It’s down 40% from the peak Smart money isn't dumping, but they aren't "buying the dip" either. It’s a coiled spring that won't pop until it clears $3,345.
The Panic Indicator GOLD just blasted through $4,500. Its best year since 1979. While we argue about pixels, institutions are fleeing to physical weight. When Gold goes vertical and BTC stays flat, it means the big players are actually scared of macro instability.
The Survival Chart Dominance is holding firm. The Reality: There is no Altseason. > Capital is hiding in the market leader for safety. We are in a "survival of the fittest" phase. Stay strong family 2026 is our year
Wall Street is Mocking Us Stocks are at 6,929, practically all-time highs. Tradifi is "eating our lunch." While crypto waits for a rotation, the S&P 500 has been a relentless year-end rally machine.
$BTC is sitting at $87,523. We are in "Extreme Fear" (Index: 20). > After that $126k tease in October, the grind down has been painful. Time is currently a bigger source of pain than price. If we lose $84k, the floor drops.
$ETH - update Ethereum is holding better structure than most alts, but still capped. • Holding the $2.8K–$3K range • Buyers stepping in on dips • Needs a clean reclaim above $3.2K to flip momentum ETH looks stable, not explosive (yet).
S&P 500 - update Meanwhile, TradFi is doing its thing. • New highs • Strong trend • Liquidity still flowing into equities Risk isn’t gone - it’s just parked elsewhere for now.
$BTC - update Bitcoin is still stuck below a key downtrend line after the November flush. • Strong bounce from the ~$85K demand zone • Lower highs still intact • This is compression, not panic BTC isn’t weak - it’s waiting for confirmation.
Silver moving first doesn’t mean Bitcoin lost. > It usually means Bitcoin hasn’t started yet. Hard assets warm up the cycle. High-volatility assets finish it. > The real question is: What happens when this rotation reaches crypto? 👀
$BTC looks weak short-term, strong long-term. Rejected from $95k–$100k supply (expected). Pulling back into prior breakout support. No major weekly structure broken. Key detail: Low volume on the drop = correction, not panic.