2025 turned out to be a very good year for us. Despite a difficult market, we managed to catch some high returning trades. Here are some of the key opportunities we captured throughout the year: • February: Short on $DXY from 106 down to 96 • March: $HYPE from $13 to $58 • April: $SUI from $2.10 to $4.40, $ETH from $1,400 to $4,950, and $SOL from $110 to $250 • May: $TAO from $250 to $539 • June: $SEI from $0.16 to $0.39 and $ENA from $0.25 to $0.87 • August: $AIC from $0.15 to $0.51 • September: $ASTER from $0.40 to $2.43 • October: $XPL from $0.80 to $1.10 And this doesn’t even account for the numerous leverage trades taken throughout the year. I’m genuinely grateful that I can share these opportunities with all of you. Let’s push even harder in 2026 and aim for even bigger results.

$NEAR update.

$BTC Bitcoin is starting to show some encouraging signs of strength. Despite multiple attempts to break below the mid-range support around $81,300, sellers have consistently failed to secure a daily close beneath it. To me, this suggests that buyers are actively defending this level. As long as this structure holds, I believe the probability of a move toward the range highs around $87,400 is increasing. A confirmed daily close below the mid-range would weaken this bullish scenario. For now, I'm leaning toward bullish continuation.

$ETH ✅

I expect some relief on $ETH here

$NEAR update Price continues to follow the distribution scenario I outlined in my initial MTF analysis. What was heavily questioned just a few days ago is now unfolding exactly as anticipated. The full move has yet to play out, but price action is already answering those who questioned the analysis.

$ETH/BTC I genuinely believe Ethereum and high-quality altcoins could significantly outperform over the next 2–3 years. And here's why. The previous cycle was largely dominated by Bitcoin, with BTC dominance pushing significantly higher while the majority of altcoins were left behind. But when I look at the ETH/BTC chart, something interesting is developing. After a prolonged downtrend, we're finally seeing a transition into a ranging structure. To me, that's an important first step toward a potential trend reversal. However, I don't believe the macro environment is supportive of a sustained altcoin rally just yet. Persistent inflation, elevated Treasury yields, a restrictive Federal Reserve, and uncertainty surrounding global liquidity continue to create headwinds for risk assets. And historically, altcoins tend to struggle the most when liquidity conditions remain tight. If ETH/BTC revisits the range lows, I would view that as a potentially exceptional opportunity to start accumulating Ethereum and fundamentally strong altcoins. Right now, sentiment toward altcoins is extremely negative. Many have already convinced themselves that altcoins are dead. But I believe the next 2–3 years could prove exactly the opposite.

$BTC LTF outlook. This scenario contradicts my higher time frame expectations for Q4, where I initially anticipated a short squeeze to the upside before entering a larger corrective phase. However, the market is currently showing significant weakness. Following multiple bearish breaks in market structure, downside continuation is becoming the more likely scenario in my view. If this LTF scenario plays out, my original Q4 outlook will be invalidated. If not, I'll still be looking for 90K. I'm not here to defend a bias. I'm here to adapt to what the market is telling me.

Good morning 🌅

One thing I wish we could change about this platform is the amount of unnecessary negativity. I've always believed that trading is about sharing perspectives, learning from each other, and respecting different opinions. You don't have to agree with someone's analysis. That's what makes a market. But disagreeing with someone should never be a reason to spread hate. At the end of the day, we're all here trying to become better traders. I will always stand behind my analysis, whether the crowd agrees with me or not.

$NEAR — The market doesn't care about your opinion. When I shared my mid-timeframe outlook, the comments were filled with people telling me how wrong I was. Not because the technicals were invalid, but because the analysis didn't fit their bullish expectations. Now look at what happened. The breakout turned into a fakeout, and the distribution is playing out exactly as anticipated. Trade what the chart tells you, not what the crowd wants you to believe. Price action always speak louder than opinion.

$OTHERS History suggests that December of midterm election years has historically been one of the best opportunities to accumulate altcoins. We saw significant market bottoms form in late 2018 and 2022, both followed by substantial recoveries. Now, as we approach December 2026, we're entering that same historical window once again. Of course, history doesn't guarantee that the same pattern will repeat. But these are exactly the periods when patience, preparation, and a long-term perspective can make all the difference.

$NEAR MTF outlook.

Exactly one year ago, October 10th, 2025, marked one of the darkest days in the trading careers of many crypto investors, including myself. Billions were wiped out, portfolios suffered massive losses, and many traders experienced something they had never witnessed before. It was a painful reminder of just how unforgiving this market can be. Looking back one year later, I believe there is something far more important than the losses themselves: the lessons we took away from that day. The reality is that events like October 10th will happen again. We cannot predict exactly when, how severe they will be, or what will trigger them. But what we can control is how prepared we are when they happen. One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned throughout my trading career is that protecting your capital should always come before maximizing your profits. Especially during the later stages of a bull market, when confidence is high, everyone feels invincible, and taking excessive risks starts to feel normal. That’s often when risk management matters the most. Reducing exposure, managing position sizes, taking profits, and knowing when to step aside can make the difference between surviving a major market correction and losing years of hard work. And I want to emphasize something: You don’t need to catch every move. You don’t need to maximize every trade. And you certainly don’t need to risk everything to become successful in this market. If October 10th taught us anything, it’s that survival is just as important as profitability. I genuinely hope that everyone who suffered significant losses that day has managed to recover, both financially and mentally. And for those who haven’t, remember that one terrible day does not have to define your entire trading career. What matters is how you respond, what you learn, and how you approach the market moving forward. One year later, I’m still here, still learning, and still improving as a trader. I hope you are too. The goal isn’t just to make money during the good times. It’s to protect enough of it to be here for the opportunities that come next. Never forget October 10th. But more importantly, never forget what it taught you.

$BTC plan played out exactly as predicted. Risk free trade.

Step 1 completed. Next stop 89K

It's now or never for Bitcoin.

99% of traders has taken a $BTC long with a SL @ 82K. My guess is that those early longs will get punished first before a move back up.

90% of the time, the best thing you can do in trading is wait. Wait for the perfect entry. Wait for your target to hit. Patience wins the game.

$BTC Q4 outlook.

The plan is simple. If $BTC takes the $82.5K lows and quickly reclaims with volume I will long towards $89K. It's a range and should be treated like that. Don't overcomplicate things.