Price is bouncing from the 25 EMA, showing strong buyer interest. Holding above the trendline on the 1D timeframe keeps the bullish structure intact.
$TIA looks like a solid trade opportunity from here but $BTC needs to remain in healthy situation. A daily close below the trendline will invalidate the setup.
Very simple: There's a very strong technical indication that this is about to reverse back upwards.
As long as it holds here and it doesn't print any new lows, this is very likely going to do well in the coming period due to the massive amount of bullish divergences created here.
Aside from that, it's my bet on the $SOL ecosystem and I do think that we'll see a lot more momentum coming in from that one in the coming period.
$FET has already completed two major expansion cycles, and both followed a remarkably similar structure.
After prolonged periods of accumulation, the market eventually transitioned into explosive momentum
carrying the asset thousands of percent higher before entering another extended correction.
Today, the chart appears to be approaching that same stage once again.
Since the latest macro bottom, price has stabilized after a deep correction that removed the majority of speculative interest from the market.
Volume has cooled, volatility has compressed, and the emotional extremes that typically dominate late-stage bull markets have largely disappeared.
Historically, these conditions often develop before the next sustained expansion begins.
One of the most interesting observations is how each previous cycle respected a rising long-term trajectory.
Every major rally not only exceeded the previous expansion but also continued building on the broader trend rather than breaking it.
If that historical rhythm continues, the current structure suggests that the next leg higher could unfold in multiple phases rather than a single impulsive move.
The first objective would simply be reclaiming higher market structure and confirming that long-term buyers have regained control.
From there, momentum could gradually accelerate toward the previous macro resistance zones before the market begins targeting completely new price territory.
Strong trends rarely move in a straight line
they tend to advance through successive waves of consolidation and expansion.
Of course, no historical pattern guarantees that price will repeat exactly as before.
Market conditions change, liquidity changes, and every cycle develops differently.
However, when an asset repeatedly follows the same macro framework across multiple years
it’s difficult to ignore the possibility that history may once again provide a useful roadmap.
If buyers continue defending the current accumulation zone
The most important zone on the chart is $0.52-$0.54. Buyers defended it after the rejection from $0.69, and price stabilized instead of collapsing. As long as that support holds, I think $0.62 and $0.69 remain realistic targets, with $0.76-$0.80 possible if momentum returns.
For me, the bullish thesis only breaks below $0.48. Until then, I still think shorting $SLX is too early.
$ONDO has spent months moving through a classic market cycle
and the current structure suggests the next phase may be approaching.
The previous decline wasn’t just a correction.
It was an extended period of seller dominance that pushed price more than 80% lower from its highs
gradually exhausting bullish sentiment and forcing weaker participants out of the market.
Historically, these deep retracements have often marked the transition from distribution into long-term accumulation rather than the end of the asset’s cycle.
Over the last several months, $ONDO has been building a relatively tight accumulation range.
Instead of making fresh lows, price has stabilized while volatility continues to compress.
This is often where the balance between buyers and sellers begins to shift.
As supply dries up and demand slowly returns
the market can transition from sideways consolidation into a sustained expansion.
If buyers continue defending the current support zone and the accumulation structure resolves to the upside,
the next impulsive leg could resemble previous macro recoveries.
Large trends rarely begin with explosive candles
they usually start quietly, while most of the market is still expecting lower prices.
That doesn’t guarantee an immediate breakout, and losing the current range would delay the bullish scenario.
But as long as accumulation remains intact and buyer participation continues to increase
$ONDO appears to be building the foundation for a potentially significant move over the coming months.
short term i like this. we're breaking out on the 4h - reclaiming the descending trendline that's capped every push since the top. holds above and that's the long
higher timeframe: retested the previous highs and bounced twice now
i'm not expecting another ath here. if we do tap it again, that's a triple top into triple bearish rsi divergence - the kind of structure that actually makes a top stick
the whole thing hinges on the strength line in the blue box. it's held every pullback in this trend, no real break yet. hold it and we're good. lose it on a sustained basis and 44 is where i'd want it for a more durable low.
and the current structure suggests the cycle may not be over yet.
The first major expansion delivered more than a 10x move after price spent months building a base.
Once that rally was completed,$DEXE entered a prolonged correction that gradually removed speculative excess and pushed sentiment back toward pessimism.
While painful in the moment, these deep retracements have historically been the foundation for the next impulsive phase rather than the end of the trend.
Over the past months, price has once again stabilized around a long-term accumulation zone.
Instead of continuing to make new lows, buyers have started defending key support levels while momentum slowly shifts back in their favor.
This type of transition has appeared before every significant expansion in $DEXE ’s history.
If the current structure continues to develop the way previous cycles did
the next leg higher could become even stronger than the first. Markets rarely move in straight lines
so volatility and pullbacks should be expected throughout the advance
but the broader trend would remain constructive as long as higher lows continue to form and buyers maintain control.
No setup is guaranteed, and losing the current accumulation range would invalidate the bullish scenario.
However, if history continues to rhyme
$DEXE may be entering the early stages of another macro expansion that most market participants won’t fully recognize until the move is already well underway.