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BTC has now wicked above the same resistance three times in five days, and that keeps weakening the level. I still think the most likely short-term move is a push toward the CME gap at $81,145, but I do not like the risk to reward for longs up here....

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BTC just confirmed the bearish divergence I have been waiting for, and for me that changes the whole map. With BTC now joining the TOTALES warning, I am no longer looking at this as a normal pullback. I think the market is setting up for a much deeper move over the next two months, and that is why I am treating any short term bounce as noise unless price can reclaim key levels with real strength. ETH is starting to crack in the same way. It has not printed the same daily divergence as BTC yet, but the structure is weakening, RSI broke support, and price is losing the fast line. Stablecoin dominance keeps pressing higher, TOTALES has already rolled over, and that combination still points to broad market weakness instead of a healthy reset. TradFi is not helping the bulls either. DXY looks ready for another push higher, USDJPY is back in the danger zone, and if Japan is forced into another intervention cycle the Nikkei, U.S. equities, and crypto could all get hit together again. At the same time, WTI looks overextended after filling its gap, while gold and silver are still chopping without giving me a strong risk-on signal. For today’s picks, I am still leaning toward bearish setups over heroic longs. XRP, QNT, ICP, NEAR, TRUMP, DCR, RENDER, ATOM, CHZ, and MORPHO all still look vulnerable if this broader risk-off move keeps building. A few names like DOGE, SKY, and some smaller caps can still bounce, but for me the bigger message today is simple: the warning signs are stacking up, and I would rather stay patient and defensive than fight the trend. 00:00 BTC confirms the bearish divergence 03:03 ETH weakness and stablecoin dominance 05:25 TOTALES breakdown and market-wide risk 06:54 DXY, USDJPY, and Japan intervention risk 13:41 WTI, gold, and silver check-in 20:12 Altcoin picks and short-side setups

Aaron Dishner

19,582 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

BTC pushed above the TBO cloud over the weekend and is technically strong bullish in the short term, but Aaron’s core message today was still caution. Volume remains weak, the Slow line is still macro bearish, and RSI is putting in lower highs while price stalls just under 80K. Even with OBV still technically bullish, this move does not yet look strong enough to change the bigger bearish view. ETH looks even weaker than BTC here. It bounced, but it still has not cleanly cleared overhead resistance, RSI continues to trend lower, and volume plus OBV both look fragile. Aaron is still expecting a lower low on ETH, and that fits with the broader setup where BTC is holding up better than the rest of the market. The bigger macro warning signs are still in dominance and risk sentiment. BTC.D remains very strong, stablecoin dominance looks ready to push higher, and TOTALES plus OTHERS/BTC still look vulnerable to rejection. If stablecoin dominance rises while BTC.D stays firm, alts are likely to keep getting punished even if BTC itself only pulls back modestly. TradFi is also flashing risk-on excess while Aaron stays skeptical. DXY looks like it could bounce, USDJPY remains important after Japan intervention talk, GameStop pumping again is a sign of greed, and oil still looks strong while gold and silver stay mixed. On the watchlist, Aaron leaned bearish on names like XLM, NEAR, ICP, ARB, RENDER, DEXE, PENGU, MON, and AERO, while stronger charts like DOGE, HYPE, and MORPHO still look impressive but increasingly suspicious if momentum keeps fading. Chapters: 00:00 BTC above the cloud but still lacking conviction 03:10 ETH looks weaker than BTC 06:13 BTC dominance and stablecoin dominance warnings 10:42 TOTALES and OTHERS/BTC rejection risk 12:50 DXY, USDJPY, and stock market risk sentiment 16:57 Oil, gold, and silver check-in 18:56 TRX, ZEC, TAO, ONDO, and H 22:55 XLM, WLFI, NEAR, ICP, ARB, and ZRO 27:12 DEXE, PENGU, MON, and AERO 31:17 DOGE, HYPE, XMR, ALGO, MORPHO, and viewer picks 34:22 Final outlook for May and June

Aaron Dishner

13,263 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

BTC closed green again on Thursday, but I still read this market as caution, not confidence. The lower wick to $73,309 helped the candle, but daily RSI pushed overbought at 70.76 while printing lower highs than both April 11 and March 16. That keeps BTC pinned under what I’m now calling iron fortress resistance, while spaghetti support looks increasingly fragile. On the 4-hour, I still do not see the clean bearish reversal signal I would normally want, and that is exactly why this price action feels so weird to me. Price looks propped up, not strong. Ethereum is showing the same kind of weakness. ETH has now spent five straight days failing to close above TBO resistance at 23.76, and I still think a pullback toward the Fast line near 22.26 makes more sense than a clean breakout. At the same time, BTC dominance dropped hard, stablecoin dominance also moved lower, and alts exploded across the board. Normally that would sound bullish, but this move looks too aggressive and too suspicious for me to trust. OTHERS, TOTALE50, and TOTALE100 all ripped higher in a way that feels more like rotation, short squeezing, or outright exit-pump behavior than healthy trend continuation. TradFi is not making me feel any safer either. DXY confirmed a pivot low and now looks ready to move higher toward the open gap, which would add more pressure on USDJPY and keep macro conditions hostile. ES futures printed a fresh all-time high, the Nikkei also pushed higher, and Tesla ripped, but volume has been fading on the move, which makes the rally look unstable to me. Oil still has an upside gap that may need filling, gold is chopping inside the cloud, and uranium just broke out above its bull flag. On my watchlist, I’m focused on the charts that pumped hardest into resistance and now look the most vulnerable if this move fades, including XRP, BNB, SOL, LINK, SUI, ENA, LDO, INJ, FIL, AAVE, PENGU, PUMP, VIRTUAL, ADA, APT, HYPE, Binance Life, RAVE, Monad, Render, CHZ, XLM, SIREN, CFX, ZBCN, PIPPIN, and WAL. My main takeaway today is simple: this market is moving in a very weird way, and in a bear market I would rather respect the macro trend and take profit on suspicious pumps than assume this is the start of a clean breakout.

Aaron Dishner

13,849 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

BTC finally took out the February 6 low at 60K and wicked to 59,130, which was the support target I have been waiting on. The short-term supports are done, the daily chart confirmed another TBO breakdown, and the next levels I care about are TBO support near 53K, then the artificial support target around 49K, with 38,555 still lower if the final liquidation dump gets spicy. ETH dropped 10.58%, printed an extremely low daily RSI, and still has 1,385 and 1,073 as the major downside targets I am watching. TOTALES confirmed another TBO breakdown and the market still needs more fear, even though the fear is finally getting interesting. Stablecoin dominance is right at the 13% accumulation trigger, but that does not mean ape into everything - it means start thinking in scale-in zones and keep dry powder in case stablecoin dominance rips toward 17%-18%. BTC dominance rising while BTC dumps is constructive for long-term confidence, but OTHERS, OTHERS/BTC, TOTALE50 and TOTALE100 all still look like they want lower. TradFi finally joined the risk-off party too: DXY pushed back toward 100, USDJPY is in trouble, S&P futures dropped 2.9%, the Dow and Nasdaq printed bearish divergence signals, NVDA and TSLA dumped, VIX ripped almost 40%, gold fell 3.29%, silver dropped 8.3%, and uranium gave back the fast-line move. My picks were mostly a mix of relative strength and caution. HYPE is still technically bullish but risky in this BTC environment, with 39.55 the real support area I care about, DEXE and VVV are still holding up better than most, XRP likely wants the fair value gap near 0.60, SOL is still tracking toward the bigger downside targets, and DOGE, LINK, AVAX, SUI, SHIB, MNT, DOT, PEPE, AAVE, ETC, WLD, APT, BONK and others are showing breakdown pressure. Viewer picks: FET is one AI chart I still want to watch for future accumulation, TAO lost support, HOME is too hot to trust after the pump, NBIS and OKTA have bearish risk, AAPL is still holding up, PATH had a clean bounce into rejection, and ADBE still looks weak. CHAPTER MARKERS 00:00 BTC loses 60K and targets 49K 08:55 ETH breakdown, RSI panic and downside targets 13:12 Total market cap, stablecoin dominance and alt dominance 18:24 TradFi risk-off, DXY, USDJPY and indices 23:17 Gold, silver, copper and uranium 25:30 TBO, club, journal and trading mindset 28:21 My picks: HYPE, DEXE and VVV 31:22 Major alt breakdowns: DOGE, LINK, AVAX, SUI and more 37:25 Viewer picks: FET, TAO, HOME, NBIS, OKTA, AAPL, PATH and ADBE 41:31 HYPE deep dive preview and wrap-up

Aaron Dishner

63,224 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

BTC is up 3% on the Jane Street news. Yes, it's worth celebrating. But BlackRock accumulates BTC and moves entire markets without anyone blinking. Manipulation in crypto isn't new. This is not the bottom. BTC is still a deeply bearish chart. The bear flag is still valid. We lost support two days ago, bounced, and are now testing it as resistance. Pivot low at $62,510. Fast line at $69K — a realistic target if this bounce has legs. But the slow line still says lower. Targets: $49K → $38,500 → $31K. Not buying until I see capitulation — long lower wick weekly with volume. Not there. ETH up 3.3%, pivot low at $1,800. Bear flag still valid. TBO resistance at $2,050, then $2,200 would fool a lot of bulls. Volume not showing capitulation. Stablecoin dominance wicked to 12.05%, TBO breakouts printed — macro is bullish on every timeframe, expecting higher. Others dominance TBT bearish divergence confirmed Sunday, unconfirmed today with 22 hours left. Total market cap up 3.16% but TBO breakdowns on the 4h. Still not capitulation. TradFi: the DXY printed a second TBO close short — last seen July 2025. Rising dollar means pain for stocks. NVDA, Tesla, Dow all weak. VIX confirmed a TBT bearish divergence — first since October 2023, 75% historically marks a VIX top. Could see an equity relief rally if it plays out. Gold held the 618 Fib, still targeting $5,451 then $6,500. Alts: XRP, SOL, LINK, SUI, LTC, AVAX all have TBO breakdowns. PIPPIN up 79% in 3 days — stopped me out but RSI lower highs on the daily are a warning. POL has a TBO close short — wait for the fast line, don't chase. MYX second TBO breakdown — oversold pump possible, macro still brutal. MORPHO pushing higher — RSI needs to exceed 81.65 for continuation.

Aaron Dishner

18,902 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

BTC closed Monday up 1.62%, tagging a fresh local high right at 80,000, but RSI only managed a lower high at 88, so we've got a confirmed bearish divergence layered on top of six straight days overbought. That doesn't mean Bitcoin has to drop today, but I'm watching the fast line near 70,400 and the 618 Fib around 72K as the realistic pullback zones if buyers pause here. Ethereum is in the same boat, overbought for seven days after topping near 2,546, so I'm watching for a bearish RSI reset on both coins rather than assuming the rally just keeps ripping without a breather. Dominance is telling the real story of where money is flowing right now. Stablecoin dominance cratered to oversold, Bitcoin dominance spiked, Ethereum dominance is still strong but showing early bearish RSI resets, and Solana dominance just broke out with its first closed short since 2023, which tells me alts are starting to wake up even though TOTAL3ESBTC shows we're still nowhere near the euphoric highs from past cycles. The total crypto market cap excluding stables pushed back to 2.4 trillion, and closing above that would open the door to a much hotter move, so I'm treating every one of these pullbacks as a buying opportunity rather than something to fear. On the TradFi side, DXY caught a bullish RSI reset after Besant's comments on Iran sanctions, S&P Futures are chopping inside the cloud even with strong PMI data, Nvidia printed a bearish reversal after earnings, and gold is threatening to break above the 0.5 Fib level in a big way. Across my picks, Club picks, and YouTube picks I'm leaning hard into buy the dip mode on names like Solana, Injective, XLM, APT, Uber, Meta, and App, because between the overbought streaks and the dominance rotation, I still think we're early in this cycle, not late. CHAPTER MARKERS 00:00 Bitcoin Recovery Signals Support a Bounce 07:50 Ethereum Support, Momentum and Trade Risk 10:42 Bitcoin Dominance Overbought Conditions Raise Exhaustion Risk 14:07 Ethereum Dominance and Altcoin Rotation 21:51 TOTAL3ESBTC Resistance Shows Altcoins Are Still Early 26:36 EURUSD Bearish Consolidation Raises Downside Risk 29:24 Tesla Overbought Momentum Tests the Fast Line 35:02 LINK and Altcoin Watchlist Risk 39:13 BONK Resistance Could Confirm a Bullish Trend 51:15 NBIS Bearish Consolidation Raises Downside Risk

Aaron Dishner

18,370 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Bitcoin opened July with a fresh flush into the 57K area, but I am still treating this as a possible short-term bounce month rather than a clean new bull leg. July has historically been strong for Bitcoin in bottom-year contexts, the Better Crypto Calendar just nailed the ugly June close, and BTC/ETH are showing the kind of oversold and divergence conditions that can produce a relief rally. The key warning is that August and September are historically much rougher, so if July gives us upside, I want profits protected instead of assuming the move lasts forever. The macro backdrop is still messy. DXY remains strong bullish, S&P futures and the major equity indexes are trying to bounce, and the Japanese yen is the big risk signal today with USD/JPY pushing into levels not seen since the 1980s. That makes the title question important: Bitcoin can bounce this July, but a weak yen, possible intervention, and unstable TradFi signals mean I do not want to ignore the broader pressure. In the watchlist section I cover my crypto picks, your crypto picks, and the requested stock names with the same theme running through most of them: July can create sharp oversold bounces, but many charts are still bearish or only tactical long setups. I am looking for fast-line reactions, oversold resets, DCA-style opportunities, and places to scale out quickly if the bounce shows up, especially with August and September still sitting in the background. CHAPTER MARKERS 00:00 Bitcoin opens July with a flush and seasonality setup 03:02 Why August and September still matter 06:18 ETH, stablecoin dominance, and BTC dominance 10:41 DXY, weak yen, and TradFi warning signs 13:14 S&P futures, stocks, oil, gold, and metals 17:30 Better Traders Club, TBO, Journal, Kraken, Phemex, and AFX 22:36 My picks: LIT, SOL, AAVE, WIF, MORPHO, DEXE, and bearish updates 31:18 Your picks: ACN, VIRTUAL, HYPE, CRO, JTO, GRASS, PUMP, NAORIS, and FLUX 38:22 Stock picks: Exxon Mobil, Rocket Lab, CoreWeave, FuelCell, Salesforce, Robinhood, and Netflix 43:51 Bitcoin lottery miner video preview

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