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The rally we're seeing from Solana is not just a normal rally.
Looking at the $SOL vs $BTC chart, price has broken out from a 231-day downtrend. Big move.
Given this strength, if we get a retest towards the closest support zone, it would be a great entry area to catch the next continuation.

Here's an interesting buy-on-weakness setup.
Over the past month, $BNB has been tracking this bullish trendline nicely.
Every time it gets near the trendline, price bottoms out and forms a higher high.
The next touch lines up with the fib level, so it should hold firmly.

USDT dominance, which moves inversely to $BTC, has just broken down from its major support.
Now it's doing a bearish retest back onto it.
Classic support-turned-resistance setup.

Ethereum is also facing some challenges.
It's testing a strong resistance level, which was a major low in the past.
If price breaks above it, $2,800 is on the table.
But if not, the bearish trend continues.

Just like smart money is piling into Bitcoin through institutional ETFs, central banks around the world are buying more gold.
In fact, despite being -20% from its high, central banks made their biggest quarterly purchase since 2024.
Each day, the USD is being left behind as gold takes its place.
Soon, I believe BTC might be added to the mix as well, given that some country reserves are already doing it.
Gold's first ETF was in 2003, BTC's in 2024. Get where I'm going with this? 👀

Here's what the year-end FOMC in December tells us.
Interest rates, which are hands down the biggest driver of market rallies, now have a much higher chance of being raised rather than cut.
As long as the war continues and prices stay elevated, the broader market and economy will remain under pressure.
However, the good news is that this won't be the case for technology stocks and Bitcoin, as neither are exposed to energy-related input costs, making them a contrarian play.

Another bearish flag, another breakdown.
The continuous weakening of $ETH against $BTC teaches us an important lesson. Nothing will ever beat Bitcoin long term.
It's like investing in a foreign equity market while the domestic currency keeps weakening. Same concept.
Bitcoin should always be the main play.

While everyone's focused on Hormuz.
$BTC has officially flipped its previous strong resistance into support, reflected by the recent minor pullback that brought Bitcoin back to $80,000.
Bear market or not, one thing is for sure: this level is the new key support.

One thing worth knowing is how the greatest investor of all time, Warren Buffett, is sitting on a massive cash pile, despite the market being at an ATH.
To be exact, through Berkshire Hathaway, it now sits at $397 billion, up 4x since 2022.
Most people interpret this as a top signal, without understanding the context.
The cash pile doesn't have a single reason behind it.
Yes, he has stated that valuations are stretched and finding large-caps at reasonable prices is getting harder. Buffett described the current market as a "pond that's been overfished."
But people forget that Berkshire is a hol