This Rally Is Different
The author argues that Bitcoin’s current rally diverges from the classic bear‑market patterns seen in 2018 and 2022. Instead of rapid overbought spikes and immediate rejections, the market has spent 54 days sideways, followed by a two‑month accumulation phase and a month of upward momentum. This atypical behavior suggests a possible bottom and a lower‑risk entry window with asymmetric upside. The post warns that a short‑term pullback is likely but emphasizes patience to capture the new upside.
3 High-Conviction Assets to Accumulate in 2026
The author warns that both equities and crypto are entering a corrective summer phase, with the S&P 500 likely topping near 6,100 points before a typical 4.5‑year cycle pullback of 20% or more. In this bear‑market backdrop, the post highlights...
This Is the Trap
The post warns that Bitcoin’s recent surge, despite hitting all‑time highs, is a classic bear‑market rally rather than the start of a new bull run. It points to the weekly cycle’s top forming, a pattern historically seen in the final...
The Illusion of Wealth
The post argues that the financial system favors perceived wealth over real wealth, highlighting that gold has consistently preserved value better than stocks and Bitcoin. It points to a gold‑to‑stocks ratio of about 0.696, the highest in a century, and...
Crypto Feels Boring? This Is Where the Money Is Made
The blog argues that crypto’s recent two‑month lull is a range, not a dead market, and that cycle analysis reveals where the next move will emerge. It cites April 2025 and Autumn 2024 periods where sideways consolidation produced outsized gains...
How to Rotate Between Assets and Beat the Market
The post argues that investors should rotate between assets rather than chase the biggest daily mover, using cycle indicators to time entries. It recommends focusing on Bitcoin and altcoins during the first three years of a bull market, then shifting...
Sell Your Crypto Before Summer
Crypto analyst warns investors to consider selling before summer as Bitcoin could slip to $30,000 and Ethereum to its $400 support. The post highlights that 80% of current crypto holders entered after 2020’s leverage boom and are vulnerable in a...