$ETH
Watching for continuation.
Entry: $2,310–$2,350 on retest
TP1: $2,450
TP2: $2,600
TP3: $2,700
SL: Below $2,176
Broader market momentum is improving, but ETF outflows are still a headwind.
Looking to accumulate on a confirmed retest. 👀

$PONS ‌ is finally showing a stronger reaction from the lower range, with buyers stepping in after the recent decline.
Price is up around 10% near $0.2249, but the bigger picture still needs improvement. The daily Supertrend remains bearish at $0.3092, so this move needs follow-through before calling it a trend reversal.
Levels worth watching:
Support: $0.20–$0.187
Immediate resistance: $0.232
Next resistance: $0.25–$0.27
Major trend reclaim: $0.309
A breakout above $0.232 could give the recovery more room, while losing $0.187 would weaken the setup.
Buyers have made a decent start. Now the

🟠 Businesses added over 193K BTC so far in 2026, the largest buyers for the second straight year, per River.
Total holdings hit 1.64M Bitcoin (7.8% supply). 💸 Individuals sold 93K BTC while businesses bought 193K.
$BTC ‌

$ETH - Have used the same chart since August, with one prediction squiggle: fakeout above, fakeout below, and then run it to the $3,000s. Still looks like a real possibility to play out.

No more PTSD. No more confusion.
By popular demand, they are now just Chikins.

2008. Airbnb is broke and $20,000 deep in credit card debt.
So the founders sell election cereal.
Obama O's and Cap'n McCain's. $40 a box.
It brings in $30,000. Enough to survive until Y Combinator says yes.
Airbnb is worth $101 billion today.
Your first hustle doesn't have to make sense. It has to keep you alive.

On Monday, 399 million flowed out of Bitcoin ETFs. BlackRock’s alone lost 405, its worst day since June.
And on X, you’ll read “another day of inflows”: they only count Fidelity’s (+6,7).
Look at net flows. Always. In 6 years, I’ve learned that the nice-sounding headline is usually only half the data.

🔥 Microsoft just added roughly $250B in a morning. Up 7% to a record, now a $4.1T company.
Azure grew 48%. The backlog hit $677B.

Thinking of changing my profile picture.
Which one do you guys think looks best?

#BTCBreaksPastMidtermBearishPattern
#BTC打破历届中期选举前看跌走势
BTC Breaks Past Midterm Bearish Pattern: Is Bitcoin Changing Its Historical Trend?
Bitcoin (BTC) has delivered an important signal to the cryptocurrency market by breaking away from a historical bearish pattern associated with US midterm elections. For years, investors have observed a recurring trend: Bitcoin tends to experience significant weakness around midterm election periods. However, 2026 is presenting a different picture, raising an important question: Has Bitcoin finally broken its traditional four-year market cycle, or is this

Crypto PACs spent $63M to beat one senator. He won anyway, and markets ripped.
Democrats took both the House and the Senate. The Dow is up 2.9% today, oil is down 8.6%, and BTC is back above $80K after dipping under $76K overnight. Markets don't care who won, they care that nobody can do too much now.
For crypto that means slower rules, not a ban. A split government is bullish, or is it just relief? dyor 🫡

$NEAR Currently at 4.115, up 6.86% over 24H (3.694–4.273). The 1H trend is strong, with RSI 77.73 and EMA20 at 4.0072; the 4H trend is strong, with RSI 49.04 and EMA20 at 4.0407. The 1H volume ratio is 0.21. Both the 1H and 4H structures are strong, but the 1H is overbought and volume is insufficient. If price holds above the 4.273 resistance level, watch for continuation; if it breaks below the 3.694 support level, the short-term trend may weaken. In the follow-up review, check whether 4.273 holds and whether price can recover after losing 3.694; with a volume ratio of 0.21, a breakout needs

**$AXIS /USDT Perp – "Range Bound – Long"**
Trading Plan Long $AXIS
Entry: 0.1443
SL: 0.1427
TP1: 0.1460
TP2: 0.1493
AXIS is up +9.57% but currently chopping sideways below 0.1515. MACD is neutral; looking for a bounce toward the 0.1460 moving averages.
#USEarningsSeason

Cross River Bank, with $8.53B in assets and a lender behind Affirm's loans, is bringing loan tokenization at origination to Arbitrum One, built with Offchain.
CEO Gilles Gade: "Tokenization belongs at origination."
@arbitrum

If @PoorGoat_ turns out to be Ansem's alt, should $CATE holders be worried about what happened to $ANSEM ?

$BTC
BTC reclaimed the 4H SuperTrend around $77.3K after sweeping $75.7K. Bulls are showing signs of strength.
Entry: $77.3K–$78K on retest
TP1: $80.8K
TP2: $83.8K
TP3: $85.8K
SL: Below $75.7K
Macro is improving, but ETF outflows remain a concern.
I’d rather buy a confirmed retest than chase this bounce. 👀

🚨 Democrats Sweep Congress: A New Turning Point for Crypto?
The political shift in Washington could reshape the regulatory landscape for digital assets, but the market impact remains uncertain.
📊 Three signals to watch:
🔹 Regulation: Will crypto legislation face delays or move toward greater clarity?
🔹 Liquidity: Lower Treasury yields and a weaker dollar could create a more favorable environment for $BTC .
🔹 Institutional Demand: Clearer rules may strengthen confidence and support long-term adoption.
My take: Political headlines can move markets temporarily, but sustained crypto growth wi

This pretty much sums up crypto and politics. The people have spoken.