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The $BTC vs $SILVER chart is insane.
High multiple moves relative to each other every few years. Now trading back to below the 2017 Bitcoin Highs.
In just 4 months, Silver has gained +190% relative to BTC. It took 1.5 years for BTC to pull a similar move during 2024 and 2025.

$BTC Not BTC's best year to say the least.
Yes, this year was abysmal, especially looking at the risk adjusted returns and I can't defend that. But it is always good to note that previous years were much better and you only hear people complain when BTC isn't up 100%-200% a year.
Here's to more good years in the future. If you're here for the long haul, then the bad periods shouldn't bother you too much.
During years like these, we are taking big steps towards distributing coins from OG large holders and get a more evenly spread supply. Regardless of price action in the short term, that's alwa

$BTC Not BTC's best year to say the least.
Yes, this year was abysmal, especially looking at the risk adjusted returns and I can't defend that. But it is always good to note that previous years were much better and you only hear people complain when BTC isn't up 100%-200% a year.
Here's to more good years in the future. If you're here for the long haul, then the bad periods shouldn't bother you too much.
During years like these, we are taking big steps towards distributing coins from OG large holders and get a more evenly spread supply. Regardless of price action in the short term, that's alw

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$BTC This is the chart of the implied volatility on the Bitcoin options over the past few yearss.
A few short spikes of volatility aside, you can see how there's a clear trend down on this.
Bitcoin is maturing as its market cap is growing over time and the market is getting more institutionalized.
Gone are the days where you'd see multiple 10%+ candles in a row. If that happens a single day these days, that's already a big exception.

Last 4 years, all we saw for alts was only the major downtrend
That's also the exact reason why this bull market feels bearish for everyone
Against BTC, alts made 0 growth + they are most oversold EVER in history and RSI is negative
But that's why, now, we have the perfect time for breakout
Because RSI is on a verge of a bullish crossover, with MACD about to turn green, plus the start of QE
Historically, we also had an altseason start every 3 years and end in a year (2017-2018, 2021-2022, 2025-2026 logically)
So that's why right now I am in full belief-hope for coming altseason
It won't be eve

$BTC Quite the year. Only to probably close within a ~5% proximity of the yearly open.
We saw a horrible start with the Februari to April flush, followed by a sharp rally during the Summer.
Only to give it all back again.
Definition of an indecisive market.#2025GateYearEndSummary

A very boring month all things considered.
No major narratives, no major moves. Just a lot of up days followed by down days. With alts bleeding lower in the end and $BTC & $ETH roughly stable.
2026 Q1 will be the one where everyone will be closely watching Bitcoin whether this cycle is done or not. That's when it can try and prove itself.
Alts have obviously been in a bear market for a good 1-2 years depending on the coin. Most topped early 2024.

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🚨 BITCOIN RSI IS FLASHING AGAIN
This chart shows Bitcoin price (black) vs 14-day RSI (red).
Every time RSI dropped below 30 (oversold):
- Panic peaked
- Selling pressure was exhausted
- BTC was near a local bottom
Look at 2022, 2023, 2024: same setup, same outcome: Rebounds followed.
Now RSI is back near oversold levels.
This doesn’t guarantee a bottom but historically, this has been a high-probability zone, not a top.
Risk/reward is shifting.
Confirmation comes from liquidity & macro.
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Some interesting numbers on YTD across multiple assets...
2025 scoreboard:
• Gold +65%
• Silver +130%
• $BTC -6%
• $ETH -12%
• Alts -42%
I personally believe that crypto went through a major filtration process where straight bs got separated from real impactful stuff!
YTD numbers can def flip in 2026 pretty quickly if we are getting the fundamental shift I expect to!

$BTC Still sitting at support of the .382 Fibonacci retracement level of the entire cycle.
This remains a key area to defend for the bulls on the high timeframe.

$BTC Still sitting at support of the .382 Fibonacci retracement level of the entire cycle.
This remains a key area to defend for the bulls on the high timeframe.
#CryptoMarketMildlyRebounds #2025GateYearEndSummary

This one breakout can end our poverty and start a mega altseason like we saw in 2021.
First, why does this bull market feel like a bear market? Because:
- Alts against Bitcoin are still in a 4-year downtrend that started in January 2022.
- Alts are now the most oversold ever in history. The RSI is literally in negative territory.
- While BTC pumped 8.5x from the bottom of $15,400 to $126,000, alts are at a 4-year low.
Until now, we had 2 failed breakouts in March 2024 and November 2024. That's when we saw some pumps in our altcoins.
The whole of 2025 was a shitshow for alts, especially the Oc

GM, was studying what has been happening in Japan since they started bumping up their interest rates.
Japan’s situation is not about inflation any more. It is about credibility.
Yields are rising, the central bank is trapped, and the currency keeps weakening anyway. That combination tells you markets no longer believe policy can control the outcome. When long-dated yields rise while the currency falls, it signals structural debt stress, not a temporary cycle.
The first reaction is always defensive. Capital moves into the least fragile option, which today is the U.S. dollar. That is not a vote