BCH, LINK, SUI, KAS, DOGE, SOL, GALA, CRV, IMX
All of these alts have a PO3 formation trying to break up.
All of these alts have a PO3 formation trying to break up.
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Hearing whispers of $1MM bitcoin in 2026. First time hearing it from prudent analysts. And the main reasons (so far) are related to money printing… will be interesting.
$BTCUSD 97.8k bounce as expected, BUT 100k psych val guarded by two local fibs 99,775 to 99,923 will be the key
I will add that I think we are going down from here and 2026 will be an overall down year. I just DCA because NOBODY knows what's going to happen.
And there is a lot of good news for bitcoin coming up before the end of the year so I am hoping we go up from here and hit a new ATH but I'm not counting on it.
And, it's easy for me to buy every month because that's how I get paid. By bitcoin. I just usually leave it all in there because I don't need the money right now. I'll probably take a withdrawal if I owe taxes in April. I took some out this year for a room addition we had done. So I do take some out along the way, too.
Do you own research because I'm certainly not an expert.
DCA is the way to go. My concern here would be that the bandwagon crypto buyers are going to get spooked and sell out, creating a massive price drop. I'm not in it, won't be in it, but I'm following it.
I would not rule out $80k in the near future. It’s a liquidity issue. There’s no new dollars coming in. Once the printer starts it might resume. For now it’s Lebrea Tar pit.
If you haven’t bought yet, wait, look for a swing failure pattern on the daily or 3 day. Eth still up a few hundred of my entry in May around $2400.
The cycles are no longer the same. If I had to guess, I see CRV moving up first week of December but that’s speculative.
If you haven’t bought yet, wait, look for a swing failure pattern on the daily or 3 day. Eth still up a few hundred of my entry in May around $2400.
The cycles are no longer the same. If I had to guess, I see CRV moving up first week of December but that’s speculative.
So just a final thought on alt coins - my play on Decentralized Finance with Aave and CRv is really based on stable coins
If these two fail, the entire industry dies with them as they are an integral piece of the machinery. With stables failing, there’s no use for adoption.
My play is on it surviving and being the next means of monetary policy.
I will buy 100k CRV at .30c if needed to bring my dollar cost average to .475c
Everything else I will not be putting more money into (SEI - Pengu)
If these two fail, the entire industry dies with them as they are an integral piece of the machinery. With stables failing, there’s no use for adoption.
My play is on it surviving and being the next means of monetary policy.
I will buy 100k CRV at .30c if needed to bring my dollar cost average to .475c
Everything else I will not be putting more money into (SEI - Pengu)
Financial and Business News
Wall Street’s Biggest Crypto Skeptic Vanguard Abandons Hardline Stance on Bitcoin ETFs
Vanguard opens its platform to third-party Bitcoin ETFs to catch up with competitors.
The company’s move remains narrowly scoped — a controlled policy adjustment rather than a strategic pivot toward crypto .
Vanguard Group has revised its long-held policy on digital assets and will now allow trading of cryptocurrency ETFs on its platform.
The shift marks a departure from the company’s previous public stance, which characterised crypto as excessively speculative and unsuitable for long-term portfolios.
The change reflects growing client demand and the rapid expansion of the market, highlighted by the success of BlackRock’s IBIT Bitcoin ETF, which has gathered roughly $70 billion in assets under management. By maintaining restrictions, Vanguard had been directing part of its client base toward competing providers.
Vanguard’s Incoming CEO Is BlackRock’s Former Crypto-Friendly Executive
Vanguard’s CEO Tim Buckley Bows Out after 33 Years; Greg Davis Appointed President
The firm’s earlier position was articulated by Janel Jackson, Vanguard’s global head of ETF Capital Markets: “In Vanguard’s view, crypto is more of a speculation than an investment.”
Janel Jackson, Vanguard’s Principal, Head of Bank and Institutional Services, LinkedIn
Janel Jackson, Vanguard’s Principal, Head of Bank and Institutional Services, LinkedIn
She noted that digital assets “have no inherent economic value, generate no cash flow, and can introduce unnecessary volatility into a portfolio.”
A Limited Policy Adjustment, Not a Strategic Pivot
The updated framework is a limited adjustment rather than a full strategic pivot. Under the new policy, Vanguard will allow trading most regulated crypto ETFs from third-party managers, treating them similarly to other non-core assets such as gold
Wall Street’s Biggest Crypto Skeptic Vanguard Abandons Hardline Stance on Bitcoin ETFs
Vanguard opens its platform to third-party Bitcoin ETFs to catch up with competitors.
The company’s move remains narrowly scoped — a controlled policy adjustment rather than a strategic pivot toward crypto .
Vanguard Group has revised its long-held policy on digital assets and will now allow trading of cryptocurrency ETFs on its platform.
The shift marks a departure from the company’s previous public stance, which characterised crypto as excessively speculative and unsuitable for long-term portfolios.
The change reflects growing client demand and the rapid expansion of the market, highlighted by the success of BlackRock’s IBIT Bitcoin ETF, which has gathered roughly $70 billion in assets under management. By maintaining restrictions, Vanguard had been directing part of its client base toward competing providers.
Vanguard’s Incoming CEO Is BlackRock’s Former Crypto-Friendly Executive
Vanguard’s CEO Tim Buckley Bows Out after 33 Years; Greg Davis Appointed President
The firm’s earlier position was articulated by Janel Jackson, Vanguard’s global head of ETF Capital Markets: “In Vanguard’s view, crypto is more of a speculation than an investment.”
Janel Jackson, Vanguard’s Principal, Head of Bank and Institutional Services, LinkedIn
Janel Jackson, Vanguard’s Principal, Head of Bank and Institutional Services, LinkedIn
She noted that digital assets “have no inherent economic value, generate no cash flow, and can introduce unnecessary volatility into a portfolio.”
A Limited Policy Adjustment, Not a Strategic Pivot
The updated framework is a limited adjustment rather than a full strategic pivot. Under the new policy, Vanguard will allow trading most regulated crypto ETFs from third-party managers, treating them similarly to other non-core assets such as gold
