CyrilDeFi

Eth update
ETH is showing early signs of strength.
It reclaimed the $2K level and is holding steady, which tells me sellers are losing control.
The next important level is $2.2K–$2.4K. A break above that would confirm momentum shifting back in favor of buyers.

Bitcoin update
$BTC is currently stuck in a key decision zone around $67K after a strong breakdown from the $78K region.
The bounce from $56K support shows buyers are stepping in, but BTC still needs to reclaim $71K to confirm real strength.
Until that happens, this looks more like consolidation than a full reversal.

Altcoin vs btc chart starting to look better 👀
is something cooking behind closed doors?

BTC dominance is sitting at major resistance around 52%. This is important because if dominance gets rejected here, it opens the door for altcoins to start outperforming Bitcoin. This is typically how altcoin rotations begin.

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Which AItcoin is here right now?

Goal: turn 2,000 usdt into 10,000 usdt before the year ends
Who’s with me ? 🚀

ETH/USD
Ethereum is trying to stabilize after a brutal downtrend, but it’s still stuck below a major resistance zone.
The recent bounce looks more like relief than true strength.
For ETH to flip bullish again, it needs to reclaim the 2.3K–2.5K range. Until then, the trend remains fragile.

BTC/USD
Bitcoin is consolidating after a sharp correction and holding above a key support zone.
This looks like accumulation, not panic. As long as BTC holds this range, the structure remains healthy.
A reclaim of the 76K zone would confirm strength and likely trigger the next expansion move.

This chart shows the Pending Home Sales Index collapsing to one of the lowest levels in over a decade.
After peaking in 2021 during the housing boom, demand sharply declined as interest rates rose and affordability worsened.
Since 2022, pending sales have remained weak and continue trending downward, signaling that buyers are staying on the sidelines.
This reflects a frozen housing market where high mortgage rates and economic uncertainty are suppressing new home purchase activity, bringing demand back to levels last seen during major economic slowdowns.