The next 6-12 months will be lifechanging.
Bitcoin is going to $200,000.
ETH will break $10,000.
SOL will reach $1,000.
Altcoins & Memecoins will go parabolic.
Patience 🤝
Robinhood's CEO says companies shouldn't get to veto tokenized versions of their own stock. He's right. Once shares are out on the open market, issuers shouldn't get to micromanage how people trade them as long as shareholder rights stay intact.
Ethereum hovering around $2,500 while exchange supply keeps drying up. If ETH can clear $2,626, that run toward $3,000 might actually happen faster than people think. Let's see if the buyers actually show up.
Buy $BTC 365 days after the top.
Sell $BTC 1,065 days after the bottom.
Three cycles. Zero failures.
Day 339 of 365.
Twenty-six days left for Bitcoin to make its low.
If it doesn't come, the 4-year cycle is dead.
$BTC is perfectly mirroring the 2022 bear trap bottom right now.
The megaphone pattern that marked the bottom in 2022 is here again.
The resistance level mid-megaphone that caused $BTC to accelerate is here again.
So, historically, when Bitcoin breaks the mid-bull resistance, it will rally hard.
Which is exactly where we are standing right now.
Be patient.
Coinbase is now selling stablecoin infrastructure to community banks, letting them offer the front-end while Coinbase runs the pipes behind the scenes. Pricing and settlement terms aren't public yet, so it's unclear how much value the banks actually keep.
Bitcoin stalled right around 66K, and CryptoQuant's data points to short-term holders taking profits as the main reason. That crowd tends to get jittery the moment momentum slows. Next couple weeks will show if they're just locking in gains or if the bids that fueled
Revolut fell for a fake government request and handed over passports, selfies, and Bitcoin histories of its users. Notifications went out Friday. Not great if you use them for anything sensitive.
SEC sent its revised crypto custody rule to the White House for review. The rule covers advisers and investment companies and finally spells out digital asset custody requirements. The original 2023 proposal got scrapped, so this is the clean slate version.
Bitwise is closing its Dogecoin ETF, BWOW, barely a year in. Less than $700k in assets and they're pulling the plug. Not enough people actually wanted a Doge wrapper.
Tenev's pitch is people want the price action of stocks onchain, not the paperwork. Robinhood's tokenized equities are really Jersey debt securities, so yeah you get the economics but zero voting rights and no automatic need for issuer permission. That's the tradeoff
Consensys is splitting in two. MetaMask keeps the wallet, Joe Lubin stays CEO, and Linea, Besu plus institutional infra move to a new company with the old Consensys name. Target is end of 2026. The wallet is now the whole shop.
Balanced Price has historically identified Bitcoin's deep-cycle bottoms. It's near $38.4K right now. But BTC's relationship with the metric is changing, so the old floor might not hold the same weight this cycle.
UK financial watchdog is reportedly considering allowing prediction markets again. Current rules ban them as binary options for retail investors. Feels like they're finally acknowledging people just use Polymarket and other offshore sites instead.
Bitcoin ETF flows are flipping positive and negative week to week tracking every shift in Fed rate hike odds, not a straight exit. People are repositioning around macro data, not dumping crypto entirely. If the Fed pauses later this year we'll probably see a quick snap