Just watched BTC.D break through to 61% on Friday close, and honestly the setup is getting spicy. Bitcoin bounced around 4% off support, volume looked decent, but here's the thing - we're sitting in a waiting zone right now, not a confirmation. The RSI structure is still printing lower highs and lower lows. That's the kind of pattern that makes you nervous.

Meanwhile ETH got absolutely left in the dust. Bitcoin was up 2.47% Friday while ETH only managed 1.69%. The gap tells you everything. ETH volume is weak, RSI barely held above 49, and the bearish momentum is definitely building. Gap ranges are still open too - Ethereum between 2,260 and 2,339, Bitcoin between 76K and 79K. These usually fill eventually.

Here's where it gets interesting though. BTC.D hit that 61% target everyone's been watching for weeks, but the divergence is nasty. Price making higher highs while RSI makes lower highs? That's textbook bearish divergence. Doesn't mean dominance crashes tomorrow, but the odds of a pullback are climbing. Stablecoin dominance barely moved 1.69%, which is weird - it suggests money is just sitting still instead of rotating into alts. TOTAL3ESBTC dropped 2% and it's heading toward support from June 2025.

Looking at the broader picture, traditional finance charts aren't clean either. ES and DJI are printing higher highs with RSI making lower highs. That toppy breakout energy. DOGE tagged the top of the cloud on the weekly - classic profit-taking zone. Could push higher to 0.11 or 0.13, but the trend is working against sustained upside.

WLFI is absolutely crushed though. Down another 10% Friday, RSI at 6.35 - most oversold this chart has ever been. Extremely bearish. RAVE confirmed a bullish divergence cluster, so there's a setup there for risk-takers. NEAR lost support and needs to retrace back up to confirm it as resistance. ZBCN dropped 10% after its fourth bearish divergence cluster, RSI at lowest levels since March.

Bottom line? May could be rough before anything meaningful happens. Some charts are oversold enough for short bounces, but oversold doesn't mean bottomed. The BTC.D dominance spike is a warning signal, not a buy signal.