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2017: $1
2018: $1
2021: $1
2022: $1
2024: $1
2025: $1
2026: $1
Can you guess the ticker?

Bitcoin dominance is crashing alongside Bitcoin
At the same time, Altcoin dominance is going up
It seems like alts have reached the sellers exhaustion.

Over 1 Million $BTC has been accumulated between $62K and $65K
The most important zone if Bitcoin further drops

SOMETHING VERY SERIOUS IS GOING ON AT NVIDIA AND IT ISNT THE AFFAIR
Nvidia now has about $530 Billion in deals it has promised to pay for or back up and just one quarter ago that number was $184 Billion
$105 Billion of it is a promise to cover the rent on OpenAIs data center in Ohio so if OpenAI cant pay Nvidia has to
Nvidia made $59.7 Billion in profit last quarter but only $21.3 Billion of it came in as actual cash while customers still owe it $63 Billion and it borrowed $25 Billion in the same quarter
In August Jensen reportedly called his CFO a deer in the headlights in a meeting about the

JUST IN:
$350 Billion erased from the US stock market in just 5 minutes
This is a nightmare for our crypto bags now

JUST IN:
US PPI data came in at 0.3%
Expectations: 0.4%

JUST IN:
A whale is going short on $BTC before today's PPI inflation data
He has opened a $52 Million BTC short with 40x leverage
Does he know something?

$ETH is a stablecoin pegged at $2,000
Sometimes it depegs to the downside or upside

Alt/BTC has reclaimed its 3 month uptrend
While Bitcoin is in absolute freefall, a lot of alts are up in their BTC pair

Today's PPI data is much more important than you think
At 8:30am ET, PPI data will be released with expectations at 0.4%
The crypto market is already in a free fall, so any hot print could result in an even bigger crash
For a market rally, we need PPI to be at 0.3% or lower
Anything above 0.4%, and there could be an absolute bloodbath

Spot buying for $SOL is happening now
Perps are still shorting heavily, but at least buyers are now stepping in

US bond yields are exploding again
Is the bond market crisis back?

My Bitcoin analysis for the rest of Q4