$SOL is not only at its major support level, the same one that has held price for the past 2 years.
But there's also a bullish divergence forming on the 3D timeframe, exactly like what we saw before the major bottom in March.

Historically, whenever the RSI hits 40 on the $BTC vs $GOLD chart, Bitcoin bottoms out and starts regaining strength.
We saw this in the 2015 bear market bottom, again in 2019, and once more in 2023.
Now, we're seeing it happen again. You know what that means.

A closer look at $ETH.
Still getting rejected at its minor bearish trendline, but here's the thing.
Price is sitting right on top of a bullish OB, and RSI is flashing signs that the bearish momentum is fading.
Not a full-blown reversal yet, but it's getting close.

The altcoin market cap, $TOTAL3, is at a super oversold level.
The last time RSI was this low, it marked major bottoms back in August 2024 and earlier this year.
It's not a signal we see often, so make use of this info while you can 👀

$BTC seems to be playing out the same breakdown pattern that we saw in $NVDA
A breakdown from the 50-day MA, making everyone panic, only to bounce and head on higher from the 100-day MA.
If NVDA did it, what makes you think Bitcoin cant?

$BTC – FOMC Danger
The next few days have a high likelihood of Bitcoin dumping and heading lower from here.
Why? Because over the past 6 months, every FOMC has led to a dump 5–8 days after the announcement before a proper reversal kicks in.
So, be patient for now.

$ETH is forming a massive inverse head and shoulders on the weekly chart.
The recent pump basically confirms the right shoulder.
All that's left now is the breakout, and with a big pattern like this, I'm sure the breakout will be just as big.

On the 12H timeframe, $BTC is forming an ascending triangle and compressing tighter by the hour.
The bullish trigger will be the FOMC later today, with an 87% chance of a rate cut.
It's only a matter of time now!

I know, FOMC is supposed to be bullish for risky assets, but always trust the chart.
Take $ETH, it's facing a major resistance, a confluence of its bearish trendline and previous support level.
Personally, I wouldn't risk opening a position here, even with a rate cut coming.