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$BNB is holding up relatively well.
Price hasn't made a significant move yet, but it's holding above a key confluence, a bullish FVG and the 0.618 Fibonacci level.
As long as that support holds, a rally remains on the table.

Here's where Bitcoin stands right now.
Price is moving within a bearish channel, and the key challenge is a breakout above it, only then does the structure flip back to bullish.
Until that happens, the bias remains bearish for me.

Bitcoin's supply has hit the 20 million milestone!
The final 1 million $BTC will take 114 years to be issued, with the last coins expected around 2140.
This is why Bitcoin is the perfect bet against inflation.

The VIX, a fear gauge, is jumping as well. Now at its highest level since the April 2025 reciprocal tariff scare.
The war is escalating, and the VIX is confirming it.
Might seem scary now, but remember, moments like this create generational opportunities. Be ready.

Despite it all, there are always opportunities in the market, you just have to spot them.
Here's a nice one in $HYPE, one of the few coins I see still in an uptrend.
Would be nice to get it near the support level.

Over the past week, 10-year government bond yields across the world, both developed and emerging markets, are rising simultaneously.
And as far as I'm concerned, that's not a good sign.
Risky assets are down, yet bond yields are rising at the same time.
That points to capital outflows across the board, not a rotation, but an exit.
So the question is: where is the money going? Or is everyone quietly positioning for something major?

Looks like it will be time to start accumulating strong altcoin projects soon.
Why? Altcoin dominance is almost back at the 2019 bear market bottom, and it's actually sitting lower than the 2022 bear market level.
All that's left is for a base to form, before altcoins take the stage again.

Ethereum is at a critical level right now.
It's facing strong resistance. If price can break through and reclaim it, the structure flips back to bullish, but if it fails here, the outlook for $ETH doesn't look good.

You might be wondering why I pay attention to macro events. Let me explain:
The closing of the Strait of Hormuz is not just a geopolitical event, it has broader economic consequences.
With 20% of global oil and 25% of global gas transiting through a now-closed strait, the outcome is straightforward: supply shortage, driving energy prices higher.
Rising oil prices are a primary trigger for broader commodity inflation. This is exactly what drove the elevated inflation of 2021–2022, sparked by the supply disruption from the Russia-Ukraine war.
For Bitcoin investors, this matters. Rising prices me

It may be time for capital to start rotating back from gold into Bitcoin.
The BTC/GOLD chart has returned to bear market levels, and the RSI is confirming this bottom, sitting at the trendline that marked the bear market lows in both 2019 and 2022.
Price is discounted, RSI is deep in oversold territory. Exact same setup. Won't be surprised if the result is the same as well.

$ETH is forming a nice bullish pennant pattern here.
It still fails to break above its bearish trendline, but this could lead to another bounce lower for a buy on weakness setup, before a bigger breakout.
Let's see how this plays out.

The conflict is escalating further.
Iran officially closed the Strait of Hormuz on March 2nd, bringing one of the world's most critical energy chokepoints into play.
Roughly 20% of global oil supply passes through that waterway, so oil prices are going to skyrocket further, along with other commodity prices.
If you have energy stocks in your portfolio, this could work in your favor, as it's looking like a commodity cycle once again, driven by supply shortage.