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As explained this morning, $BTC needs to reclaim both 88,800 and 92,000 for any chance of sustained upside and bullish momentum.
In my pinned post you can read my expectations for both #bitcoin and #altcoins this week.

92,000 is the line in the sand for Bitcoin.
As long as $BTC trades below 92K, rallies lack follow-through and remain vulnerable to rejection.
A clean reclaim and hold above 92K would signal regained control by buyers, improve market structure, and open the door for sustained upside, as seen in April.
Until then, upside moves should be treated as corrective rather than impulsive.
I explained precisely how to trade this on both higher and lower timeframes in my pinned post, make sure to read it.

So far, #Bitcoin is still holding above $88,800.
As explained this morning, this level is crucial for price to hold in order for any meaningful continuation higher.

💰 New week new opportunities in #crypto
#altcoins take center stage after losing crucial technical support around 847B.
Smart traders inform themselves ahead of today‘s session with the latest market intelligence.
Access the full briefing through the link in my bio 🤝

What do we call this? #crypto

As expected 🤝 $BTC continued lower and found support at the $88,800 key level today.
Our scenarios are still valid, especially on $ETH and $SOL
Check the full framework and trading setups here:

❌ #Ethereum reached $2,722 and lost over 10% in the last 24 hours.

🤒 Ouch. #Bitcoin drops over 6% in a sharp risk-off start to December.
The BOJ signaling a potential December rate hike, with USDJPY pushing into the 155–160 zone, a range that forces the BOJ into a more hawkish stance.
That shift spilled into #crypto immediately.

⚠️ Why the Fed Ending QT Could Be Crypto’s Next Big Inflection Point
The Federal Reserve will officially end quantitative tightening (QT) tomorrow, marking one of the biggest macro shifts of the cycle.
📋 QT, the process of shrinking the Fed’s balance sheet by letting Treasuries roll off, has drained nearly $2T from the system since mid-2022. That liquidity headwind is now coming to an end.
When the Fed stops QT, the balance sheet stops shrinking, reinvestments resume, and the constant liquidity drain that tightened financial conditions for two years flips to neutral. Historically, whenever th