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Wow, this is something big for $BTC
The Reverse Repo chart shows how much money eligible financial institutions "park" overnight with The Fed in exchange for U.S. government securities.
A spike means institutions are placing more cash into the repo facility, which means the Fed is temporarily absorbing excess liquidity.
So if you see CTs claiming the Fed is injecting liquidity, it's actually the opposite, don't get fooled, they're just click-baiting you.
Yesterday, reverse repo spiked to $105B, a level we haven't seen since September.
While this means that The Fed is draining liquidity again,

Happy New Year! Hope you all had a nice celebration. Hopefully we get a bullish 2026!

Today is a very important monthly close for $BTC
Not just to close off 2025, but to make sure that we stay above the 20-month MA, the indicator that marks whether we stay in a bull market or shift into a bear.
Right now, Bitcoin is at $88.7K, the MA is at $88.9K. Let's hope price is strong enough to close above it.

A lot of US stocks look like they're topping out, $AAPL is a clear example.
After a massive rally, price is now back at its upper bearish trendline, the same one that marked previous major tops.
And just like before, those tops started in December, exactly where we are right now.
Not trying to share fear, but don't let the holiday season blind you.

$HYPE seems to be failing to show any signs of bullish strength.
It has been respecting its 20-day MA for the past 2 months, rejecting every time it touched it.
Big chance we might see HYPE go lower again. Hope this helps add a perspective before buying the dip.

As Warren Buffet said:
"The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient."
Massive bases like the one Solana is forming are what separates the two.
Looks boring up close, but zoomed out, $SOL is forming the base for the next rally.

The altcoins market cap, $TOTAL3, is quietly forming a bullish divergence on the 3-day timeframe.
Maybe it's the holiday season, but no one's talking about it, reflected in the soft breakout it's showing.
Alts should move again once market activity picks back up.

Seems like after yesterday's massive market volatility from $90K, people are longing $BTC massively.
There's $80M worth of long liquidation sitting at $86K.
Watch out, don't go crazy with leverage.

$BNB has finally broken out of its bearish trendline after being stuck under it since November.
It's a soft breakout, but still, it's an early sign of a possible reversal.
Let's see if we get some follow through strength to confirm it.

Ethereum is moving within a massive bullish channel and is now back at its mid-range, what I like to call the equilibrium level.
This zone has historically acted as both strong support and resistance.
Given how $ETH rallied from $1,500 to $4,600, this current move looks like nothing more than a bullish retest to that equilibrium, likely forming the next higher low.

Since the first cycle, Bitcoin has consistently followed a 4-year cycle.
3 years of bull, 1 year of bear, clearly visible on the 12M candlesticks.
But for the first time in 13 years, $BTC might actually break this pattern and end the 3rd year of the bull run with a red yearly candle.
If that happens, the 4-year cycle theory gets invalidated. And honestly, this would take us into uncharted territory.
It could mean we're entering a prolonged supercycle, extending into 2026 to make up for 2025's anomaly… or we could be looking at the start of an early and extended bear market.
No bias here, just