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After multiple requests from some followers, I’ve decided to open something private.

What I share publicly is only a fraction of the full picture.
The market is a game of liquidity, timing, and understanding.
Most people always arrive… too late.

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- following the crowd
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$BTC squiggles

Here's a rough visualization of how I see the most likely scenarios playing out. If you average them, you'll get a feel for the broad concept I have. I can absolutely be wrong, but it's my take on things currently.

Note that I give the diagonal (dotted) trend lines some importance in controlling the price movements as well as the horizontal support levels.

This falls in alignment with my other post on the odds I give these Bitcoin scenarios.

$ETH sitting at $1,672.9, the exact line between two liquidation walls.
To the left: $1.80B in long liquidations stacked all the way down to $1,586.

To the right: $800M in short liquidations clustered between $1,679–$1,686.
The next $7 move up sweeps $800M in shorts.

A breakdown reopens $1.80B in long exposure.

$BTC
The main liquidity magnet is now at 61.4K–62k The 65.8K–66.6K zone remains reactive, while the 62K range has been fully cleared. The next move will form between these two active liquidity pockets.

$BTC is sitting at 62K - with a wall of highly-leveraged short positions stacked just above.

🔴 Short squeeze zone: 62.8K -> 63.3K

These are traders betting on the price going down - using high leverage. If price pushes above 62.8K, they get forcibly liquidated. That liquidation buying can push price even higher - triggering a chain reaction.

Are these shorts about to get wiped out?

$BTC loss of momentum detected.

Breakdown from channel, retest and rejection (see arrow).

Bearish

$BTC in 2026 is showing behavioral similarities to 2014, 2018, and 2022.

This is what we call Yearly Seasonality.

Just like repeating rainy seasons, lunar phases, or solar cycles, markets also tend to move in recurring patterns.

In Bitcoin, these seasonal structures often appear as fractals across different cycles.

Of course, history never repeats perfectly.

But it often rhymes enough to give us a clear warning:

When Bitcoin starts behaving like previous bear market years, investors should pay close attention.

Seasonality is not about predicting the future with certainty.

It is about understanding the rhythm of the market before most people notice it.

$BTC
$57,300 is a massive liquidation level when analyzing 30 exchanges over the past 30 days.

This is a region to watch closely if Bitcoin starts losing strength in the next few hours.

SpaceX shares closed down -16.4% today, wiping out over $400 billion in market value.

The decline comes after the company officially launched its inaugural offering of senior unsecured notes on June 22, seeking to raise at least $20 billion.

SpaceX disclosed approximately $100.8 billion in cash and cash equivalents as of June 19, 2026.

$SPCX is now down -31.3% from its all-time high, having wiped out over $927 billion in market value in just 3 days, and is trading +14.5% above its IPO price.

The Shiller P/E Ratio is now approaching dot-com bubble levels.

But what does this really mean?

The Shiller P/E, also known as the CAPE Ratio, measures the S&P 500 price relative to the average inflation-adjusted earnings of the previous 10 years.

This makes it a powerful long-term valuation metric because it smooths out short-term earnings distortions and gives a clearer view of how expensive the market is across cycles.

Right now, the metric is near levels only seen during some of the most overheated periods in U.S. market history.

That does not mean the market must crash tomorrow.

But it does mean that investors are paying an extremely high price for long-term earnings, and historically, when CAPE reaches these zones, future long-term returns tend to become less attractive.

The most interesting part is that the metric has basically stopped rising for almost a month.

This could be an early sign that valuation expansion is losing momentum.

In other words, the market may still look strong on the surface, but the risk-reward is becoming increasingly fragile.

When valuations are this stretched, the market needs strong earnings growth, lower rates, or even more liquidity to justify higher prices.

Without that, even a small change in sentiment can create volatility.

Data first. Narratives second.
$SPYon $SPY

This chart captured every historical top and bottom of Bitcoin Cash.

This shows the true power of Alphractal’s calibrated metrics and tools, such as the Workbench.

The most interesting part is that, even with this impressive track record, I would not be surprised if $BCH still falls further.

Right now, the bottom signal from this model would only appear below $100, which means there is still a possible downside of nearly 50% from here.

Will this actually happen? Nobody knows, and I cannot tell you that it will, because no market ever gives certainty.

But one thing is clear: if this drop happens, the region below $100 has a high probability of marking the bottom of this Bitcoin Cash bear cycle.

This is exactly what we are building at Alphractal:

Turning complex data into objective signals that help identify top and bottom zones with much more clarity.

Data comes first. Narratives come later.

Stablecoin on-chain volume is showing an important slowdown.

In January 2026, the adjusted on-chain volume of all stablecoins was averaging around $350B per day, with several spikes above $600B transferred in a single day.

Now, the average is closer to $170B per day, which represents a reduction of roughly 50%.

This is not just a small decline. It suggests that stablecoin liquidity is circulating much less across the market.

Stablecoins may still exist in the system, but they are moving with less intensity. That usually means less speculation, less arbitrage, less rotation between assets, and a more cautious market environment.

The key point is simple:

Liquidity is not only about how much capital exists. It is also about how fast that capital moves.

Right now, stablecoin velocity is slowing down.

And when stablecoin activity cools, the crypto market often loses part of its short-term fuel.
$USDC

$BTC ripped from 63K to 64.8K. Perps drove it. Spot was selling the whole time.

Spot CVD: -55.83M (left chart) - net sellers dominated the entire move
Perp CVD: +489.16M (right chart) - futures longs piled in

Coinbase Premium: -0.12% - US spot buyers absent
Funding Rate: +0.0078% - longs paying shorts, mildly crowded

Order Book Depth:
- Spot: +294 bid-side
- Perp: -319 ask-side pressure

Leverage carried the price up. Spot didn't absorb, it distributed.

If perp longs unwind, there's no spot bid underneath to catch it. ⚠️

$BTC Liquidation Heatmap Update

BTC is currently trading around the $64,112 region.

There is approximately $4B in short liquidation liquidity built up above the current price. If the $63K region holds, the probability of BTC sweeping the upper liquidity zone between $65K–$67K increases.

If you are not worried about the short term, take a look at this.

$ETH is currently in one of its best phases for accumulation.

The Net Unrealized Profit/Loss, NUPL, is in the red zone. This means unrealized losses are now significantly higher than unrealized profits across Ethereum’s history.

Historically, this has marked excellent moments to DCA.

So my answer on ETH is simple:
Keep buying every week, or on any strong pullback that happens, because once ETH leaves this red zone, it may not return to it anytime soon.

🚨 CRYPTO FREE MONEY ERA IS OVER.

If you still think this market works like before, you’re already behind.

Nothing obvious broke, and that’s exactly the problem.

This is how it ends in every cycle, not with a dramatic crash, but with things quietly stopping working while most people keep doing the same things expecting the same results.

For the last ~8 years, crypto was the easiest money you will ever see.

You didn’t need real skill, you just needed to be early enough.

ICOs printed, DeFi paid, NFTs went vertical, airdrops felt like free salaries, and memecoins made random people rich.

It felt like skill, but it was just timing inside a gold rush.

And every gold rush follows the same path.

First money is easy, then more people enter, then competition increases, and eventually the easy money disappears.

That phase is over.

Airdrops are farmed by systems, memecoins are built to extract liquidity, and narratives are priced in before you even see them.

You are no longer early, and you are no longer competing with other retail traders.

You are competing with funds, insiders, and automated systems with more capital, better data, and faster execution.

Crypto didn’t die, it matured.

From here, the market rewards positioning, understanding, and execution, not hype, luck, or copy-paste strategies.

Most people will keep doing what used to work, and that’s exactly why they will lose.

Not all at once, but over time.

Quietly.

I’m already positioned for what comes next.

$BTC

Bittensor ($TAO ) was one of the most mentioned altcoins this week, with a strong weekly price recovery and growing market attention due to its position as a leading AI token.

However, until June 14, whales were heavily positioned in longs compared to retail.

Now, whales are predominantly positioned in shorts, while retail traders continue to persist in longs.

Stay alert, because the optimism around AI could trigger unexpected liquidations for many unaware traders.

🔥 One of the most Alpha lines in the CVDD Ratio is approaching $BTC ’s historical bottom region once again.

This trendline has shaped almost every major cycle bottom every 4 years, marking zones where extreme fear, capitulation, and risk asymmetry became much more attractive.

The key point now is simple:

For this signal to repeat, Bitcoin would need to drop quickly below $50k.

If that happens, late September could be an interesting window to watch, since historically the metric tends to spend a few weeks moving near the bottom region before a clearer market reaction takes place.

$BTC is down 38%. The 100–1,000 BTC band is up 9.9%.

That is the divergence.

BTC YoY: −37.8%

Address cohort YoY change:

1–10 BTC: −7,383
10–100 BTC: −3,232
100–1,000 BTC: +1,626
1,000–10,000 BTC: −36
10,000+ BTC: −8

One green row.

The 100–1,000 BTC address band.

This does not prove “rich people are buying.”

Addresses are not people or coins.
Custody structure matters.

But the signal is clear:

While price is down 38%, the only major cohort growing is the institutional-scale 100–1,000 BTC band.

The 100–1,000 BTC band is not retail scale.

At ~$64K BTC, that band represents ~$6.4M to $64M per address. That is institutional-scale, treasury-scale, custody-scale, or high-net-worth scale.

Larger-scale BTC addresses are rising.

That is bullish because long-term price is driven by supply moving from weak hands to stronger balance sheets.

$BTC Liquidation Heatmap
Price is consolidating directly beneath a concentrated liquidation cluster at $64,500–$65,500.

Peak liquidity density in the zone: $284.69M.
This level represents accumulated long stop-losses and short liquidation triggers.

A sustained move above $64,500 would mechanically sweep that liquidity compressing spreads and accelerating upside momentum.
Below, $61,000–$62,000 holds a secondary cluster of equal density.