ETH/BTC tapped its support zone and is bouncing back.
Just like a lot of alts bottomed before Bitcoin in July 2026, I think the same will happen again.
Agents are already hiring other agents.
Last time I said this is where @termix_ai gets interesting.
Now it's live:
Montage Studio takes a video brief, writes the shot list, then hires three agents to draw the storyboard, render the shots and write the music.
It edits everything and delivers a finished 1080p video.
One agent, both buyer and seller.
And the numbers keep growing:
$31M+ in agent transaction volume
612K+ jobs settled
1.58M+ agents registered on BNB Chain and Base
This is what agent-to-agent commerce looks like.
$BTC.D is now in the complacency phase.
Most people think Bitcoin dominance won't drop, and this is exactly what people thought for BTC in Q4 2025.
We all know what happened next and this will repeat again.
$ETH has swept the liquidity at $2,000, wiping out almost all late longs.
Now, Ethereum is showing big short side liquidity at $2.1K, 2.2K and even at $2.4K.
If the market shows some momentum, I think Ethereum will hunt these shorts in the coming weeks.
The current $BTC setup could become one of the most explosive ones.
Bitcoin has been trending down for weeks now, and people are really giving up.
Any further drop, and retail will start to short aggressively, just like July 2026.
And then, there'll be a reversal, and Bitcoin will rally above $80K and even higher in the coming weeks.
$ETH is now at a key support zone.
$2,000-$2,100 has been an important level for Ethereum in the last few years.
Whenever ETH has broken below it, a 20%-30% correction has happened.
Whenever ETH has held above it, the next leg up has started.
Right now, we have come out of a bear market, so I'm expecting a reversal from this zone.
The $4 BILLION milestone is just one reason I'm so bullish on $ONDO.
Ondo has now become the world's largest tokenization platform by TVL, and the timing couldn't be better.
Morgan Stanley is bringing stocks and Treasuries onchain, NYSE is preparing its own tokenized market, and Amundi has already launched an equity fund on Ethereum.
Meanwhile, Ondo is expanding beyond stocks and Treasuries, with plans to bring Anthropic shares onchain when it goes public.
The more I see these developments, the more confident I become about ONDO.
Some of the world's biggest financial institutions are now entering a market where Ondo has already established itself.
That's a pretty strong position to be in.
We are still in a bull market.
I know the correction is getting longer, but that's how it always happens during a bull run.
You can't expect an up-only path, so get used to dips and accumulate them.
$BTC still hasn't lost its key demand zone.
As long as the $73K-$75K holds, I think we are almost at the bottom.
Also, the talks around new cycle low are getting louder, and this often happens near the bottom and not the top.
$BTC has dropped to levels last seen 24 hours ago.
At the same time, stocks are making new lows.
This is a sign of strength in Bitcoin, and it also shows that the bottom is in.
So, accumulate the dips and just relax.
A Binance-backed exchange has frozen withdrawals.
South Korea's Gopax has suspended trading, deposits, and withdrawals after receiving an email threatening a hack.
No funds have reportedly been stolen, but the exchange still moved most of its assets into cold storage as a precaution.
Binance owns 67.45% of Gopax, and it's pretty crazy that a single threatening email was enough to bring an entire exchange's operations to a halt.
One metric I always find interesting when looking at token launches is demand relative to the actual allocation.
It offers a useful indication of market interest before a token even enters open trading.
The latest figures are particularly interesting for @1winToken, which I wrote about a while ago:
$61M in commitments against a $3.9M allocation.
That's 15.64x oversubscribed.
$1WIN is oversold after a 43% pullback from its launch peak, with a $0.049 support level close by and steady trading of $4M+ a day.
Reclaiming $0.059 would be the first sign of a real bounce, though the top 10 wallets still hold 83% of the supply.
Token: https://t.co/1BvsB8aEm8
The crypto industry spent nearly $196 MILLION during the 2024 U.S. elections to help elect pro-crypto politicians.
On top of that, a Bitcoin conference fundraiser raised another $21 MILLION for Trump's presidential campaign.
And that political push was followed by some of the biggest changes in U.S. crypto policy.
Since Trump took office in January 2025:
• GENIUS Act: Signed the first major federal stablecoin regulatory law.
• Strategic Bitcoin Reserve: Established a government reserve for seized Bitcoin.
• Crypto regulations: Shifted toward a more crypto-friendly approach, including dropping several major enforcement cases.
• CLARITY Act: Supported efforts to establish clearer rules for the U.S. crypto market, although the bill has not become law.
• Crypto banking: Reversed restrictions that had made it harder for banks to offer crypto-related services.
• Crypto leadership: Appointed officials who support a more welcoming approach to digital assets.
But now Democrats have won control of both the House and Senate, ending the Republican majority that helped Trump advance his crypto agenda.
Passing new crypto-friendly laws could become much harder, while exchanges and crypto companies could face greater regulatory scrutiny.
The CLARITY Act is still unfinished, and the change in Congress could delay further progress.
This could be a temporary setback for crypto in the U.S., but I still believe the industry's long-term growth is bigger than any single election.