Hyperliquid: Native: A rising wedge breaking downward is simply bearish, but if it breaks upward, it’s mega bull. Nothing else to add—the chart speaks for itself. It hasn’t truly had its run yet; we may not have seen anything yet. But for that to happen, the overall crypto market cap would need to rise again with new capital—this isn’t a coin that will pump in isolation the way $ZEC did.
Monthly Budget 💸 🔸 €200 to savings account 🔸 €200 to PEA (Stock Savings Plan) 🔸 €700 in crypto 🔸 €150 invested in health €1,100 set aside (including €900 in investments) Crypto: Currently reinforcing by €150 each to Bitcoin:NATIVE and Ethereum:NATIVE PEA: €100 allocated to MSCI World $WPEA, €100 to Capital B $ALCPB Health: Purchased light therapy glasses
I’m learning about the Volume Profile on bitcoin:native, and it’s fascinating to observe. Essentially, it doesn’t just show where the price has been, but where the most trading activity occurred (the large volume blocks). What we see on this daily chart: 🔹 Around 77.6K (where we are now): This is a high-volume node (HVN), meaning a lot of trading happened here. Price tends to stall, consolidate, or use this level as strong support. 🔹 Between 75K and 72K: There’s very little trading volume (LVN). If the current zone breaks down, price could rapidly sweep through this low-volume gap without pausing, seeking liquidity. 🔹 Around 64K–63K: The “big wall” (the Point of Control, or POC), where the largest volume accumulated over this period. We’re clearly in a pivotal zone—let’s see what happens next!
📍 A quick look at #Ethereum versus the Russell 2000 As you can see, these two assets have been highly correlated (the Russell 2000, $IWM, clearly reflects periods when investors are in "risk-on" mode). However, since September 2025, we’ve observed a decoupling (yes, we didn’t get the bull run we were “supposed” to have ^^). From that point onward, the Russell broke past its all-time highs, while Ethereum remained trapped in its range—now spanning five years. Currently, a clear inverse correlation is evident: when the Russell rises, ETH falls, and vice versa. Will ETH eventually catch up? Certainly, a rebalancing is likely. I also wonder: why this divergence? Could it be linked to market manipulation in crypto following the U.S. elections?
#Ethereum: A little amusing observation ^^ The price often rebounds when the RSI reaches 44 during medium-sized corrections (~20%), and I think we’re currently in this type of setup. Is it a coincidence that these rebounds always occur at 44? I’m not sure—but graphically, it’s pretty clear 👀
Ethereum:Native is at the pivot point of its range, which naturally acts as support and resistance. The price is calmly digesting over time with a mild correction. I'm adding to my long position—let's see what happens next! 📈 https://t.co/3uB6JhslcW
We’re on one of the last chances to readjust or rebalance your portfolio and make the right moves, assuming the bull run is well underway. I chose to swap my $DOGE: 70% to $SPX to rebalance my memecoin allocation and 30% to strengthen my $ETH position 📈 Always a pleasure using @CryptoBoost_off to get an overview of all portfolios in one place.
#Bitcoin – Market Psychology on the Weekly Chart 🧠 The strong weekly move has left bears and trend followers on the sidelines. They all need to position themselves: 🔹 Some received their weekly signal and are executing their plan. 🔹 Others are FOMOing as they see the price surge without them. 🔹 And especially, many refuse to buy at the top and are waiting for a correction. This is precisely what may limit the depth of the retracement: There are far more people today looking to enter than those who caught the bottom and are taking profits. And for those doing DCA: we are clearly not at Bitcoin:native selling levels 💎