Published 7 May 2026, 18:27 UTC · fetched 20 Oct 2026, 05:26 UTC
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Quoting · 31 Mar 2026, 18:49 UTC · context given to the AI
Fairly confident we are bottoming out here and think we are probably in a final stage preceding a true break out from this range. The ETH/BTC chart still looks solid, holding key LTF levels as it attempts to reclaim the range lows, upon which we should get a nice 20%+ move up on ETH/BTC. This type of outperformance on ETH vs BTC is far more likely to happen with a move up across the board rather than a move down, so it supports the idea below on the ETH/USD chart as well. $ETHAn update here on $ETH with some important implications for alts. While the ETH/USD pairing did indeed break out as expected from our last update on it (quoted tweet), the ETH/BTC pair ended up failing to reclaim our local range and has bled back down (because of $BTC strength to the upside). It now seems that our HTF green zone below is going to be met sooner rather than later- and this is a VERY good sign because it implies that the bottom of ETH/BTC before its next major leg to the upside (similar to the one we saw from May 25th-August 25h) is closer than originally expected. As previously stated- I believe the $BTC bottom is likely in, so the most logical way ETH/BTC moves to the green zone below is more of the same- further $BTC strength as $ETH initially "lags" (like we are seeing now), until this major support zone is met some 10% lower. At that point, would expect $ETH to start playing catch up to $BTC with a rise to 2600-2800+, and this would be a good sign for primed alts in general imo because if $ETH is gaining on BTC in terms of performance it means $BTC is likely stable/chopping and not dropping hard- and these are the best conditions for (primed) alts in general to begin outperforming as well.View original on X ↗
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