Published: 2025-11-24
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The speaker expects a bounce in Bitcoin's price from the current support level.
"I would expect a bounce and uh that's what I'm hoping for because I personally I bought back in."
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The speaker believes a major player was wiped out during the October 10th liquidation event and their liquidation of positions is causing current selling pressure, which will cease once finished.
"I'm pretty sure that once they finish, um, we'll see what, you know, happens and it'll come to light, what the truth is or whatever and why things are selling right now."
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The speaker anticipates a bounce to 95K but is not entirely confident it's the ultimate bottom, suggesting a potential sell-off even after a bounce.
"So my take on Bitcoin. Essentially, I'm hoping for a bounce up to at least like 95K and we're at a good level right now, but I also wouldn't be surprised if this doesn't end up being the bottom."
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Ethereum is at a key support level (61.8% Fibonacci retracement) and has a high probability of bouncing.
"And I like this because if you take the Fibonacci from the bottom that it happened in April 7th of 2025 at 1,383 and you take that all the way up to the top at 4,955. Well, the 61.8 is basically exactly where we are right now at let's say uh 2,800. So, this is a really good area where there's a very high probability of the Ethereum bouncing."
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The speaker is hesitant to short Ethereum due to strong support levels but would consider shorting if a broad market bounce occurs.
"And so, because these assets are at really really big support zones, that makes me not want to short. But if there are big bounces across the board, which fingers crossed there will be, then obviously I'll be looking for shorting opportunities."
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The speaker is confident Bitcoin will eventually surpass $100,000.
"I'm pretty sure that's going to be above $100,000 sometime in the future."
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Analyst predictions for Ethereum's bottom are between $2,000-$2,200 and $2,500.
"RA at $2,000 to $2,200. Tom Lee says about $2,500."
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Technical analysis suggests Ethereum could bottom around $2,000 based on MVRV Z-score bands.
"And he looked at the MVRV um Z score and bands. And on this chart potentially, he could see a bottom around $2,000, which is the lower of the MVRV um bands over there. That's generally been a place at which ETH would have rebounded from."
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The speaker believes Ethereum will hold at $2,000, citing the influence of ETFs and DATS.
"I reckon 2K would would I think if we get below 2K we're in big trouble. Um but I think it should hold again because of things like debts and well well more importantly ETFs."
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A bounce is expected from the current Bitcoin support zone (weekly bullish order block at $85,000 - $85,700).
"I would expect there to be a good reaction from this area."
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The current market condition of five consecutive down weeks for Bitcoin is rare, and combined with a bullish order block, suggests a bounce is likely.
"So, it's pretty rare that we get five weeks straight of down only price action for Bitcoin. So, we have that and we have the weekly bullish order block. Um, so I would, you know, I would expect a bounce"
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If a bounce occurs, the speaker plans to take profits quickly and use trailing stop losses.
"I'd want to take my profits pretty quickly and uh make sure that I lock it in and raise my stop losses, you know, into profits as soon as they do get into profit."
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The speaker will look for opportunities to go long on assets at support, such as Chainlink, but will wait for a trade setup.
"And so basically to reiterate on what I just said, you know, I'll look for things that are at support, you know, like chain link for example, this is at a really nice support and I'll wait to see if a trade setup actually happens somewhere over here to go in and then I'll go in."
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Bitcoin is chosen for dollar-cost averaging due to the high probability of exceeding $100,000 in the future.
"And that's why I'm picking Bitcoin because I'm pretty sure that's going to be above $100,000 sometime in the future."
Pending
The speaker plans to lower their average cost basis through regular buying and deploy a large sum if a significant, value-driven dip occurs.
"And I want to lower my dollar cost average basis with that. And then if we happen to get a huge huge huge dump, you know, to some ridiculous number where the value just seems so insane, then I'll just throw everything I have in there and then walk away and just wait."
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The speaker outlines two distinct strategies for navigating the current market: active trading with quick profit-taking and passive dollar-cost averaging.
"And so now you basically know my two different strategies and I will bring it back to you guys."
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Experiencing five consecutive weeks of price decline is an uncommon event for Bitcoin.
"So, it's pretty rare that we get five weeks straight of down only price action for Bitcoin."
Pending
The current price level for Ethereum is identified as a strong support zone with a high likelihood of a bounce.
"So, this is a really good area where there's a very high probability of the Ethereum bouncing."
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A definitive bottom for Bitcoin is predicted to be in the $73,000 to $84,000 range, signaling a full market sentiment reset.
"And he says that a definitive bottom will likely form within the 73k to 84k range because these are fire sale levels indicative of a complete reset in market sentiment."
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Glassnode identifies the $82,000 to high $80,000s range as a critical dividing line between a mild pullback and a deeper bear market phase.
"Meanwhile, uh, glass node um identifying the range between around about 82k um and the high 80ks and they're calling this quote the definitive dividing range between a mild pullback and you know a deeper bare market phase."
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The speaker expresses hope that Bitcoin's price will not drop below $82,000.
"So hopefully we don't fall below the 82k level."
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A proprietary fear and greed index has hit a bottoming level, similar to June 2024, which historically precedes a strong rebound in Bitcoin's price.
"So basically he has this proprietary fear and greed index and um we've now crossed over the bottom of this fear uh level and previously this happened in June 24 and this has point been a place at which you have a strong rebound um in Bitcoin's price."
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If Bitcoin is in a full bear market, the absolute bottom is historically around the 200-week moving average, which is currently at $66,400.
"historically the absolute bottom for a bare market if we're in a full-on bare market right now all this stuff is generally the 200 week moving average and that is currently sitting at 66.4K."
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Estimates suggest Bitcoin's price could bottom in the mid-$60,000s to low-$70,000s range.
"these estimates are saying, you know, maybe mid60s uh, uh, to sort of low 70s."
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Based on historical patterns, Ethereum could bottom around $2,000.
"he potentially could see ETH bottoming at about $2,00"
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Tom Lee predicts Ethereum could bottom at $2,500 and reach all-time highs by spring 2026.
"So he reckons uh Tom Lee reckons we could bottom at around 2 and a halfK. Um but that would lead to all-time highs by spring 2026."
Pending
A Hong Kong-based financial institution plans to acquire $500 million of Bitcoin Cash for its treasury by December.
"MF International, a major Hong Kong based financial institution, revealed plans to acquire $500 million worth of BCH for its corporate treasury by December."
Pending
Chainlink is at a significant support level, and the speaker will look for a trade setup before entering a long position.
"And I'll look for things that are at support, you know, like chain link for example, this is at a really nice support and I'll wait to see if a trade setup actually happens somewhere over here to go in and then I'll go in."
Pending
The speaker is confident Bitcoin will surpass $100,000 in the future.
"I'm pretty sure that's going to be above $100,000 sometime in the future."
Pending
A bounce in Bitcoin's price to $95,000 is anticipated.
"I would expect a bounce up to at least like 95K"
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Despite expecting a bounce, the speaker would consider selling if it doesn't prove to be the ultimate bottom.
"I also wouldn't be surprised if this doesn't end up being the bottom. So, even if we do get a bounce, I would be wanting to sell."
Pending
A bounce in Ethereum is expected to lead to bounces in other altcoins.
"And if if Ethereum bounces, then typically altcoins tend to bounce as well."
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In a bear market, the historical bottom for Bitcoin is around the 200-week moving average, currently at $66,400.
"historically the absolute bottom for a bare market... is generally the 200 week moving average and that is currently sitting at 66.4K."
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Price targets for Bitcoin's bottom are estimated to be in the mid-$60,000s to low-$70,000s.
"you know, maybe mid60s um, uh, to sort of low 70s."
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One analyst predicts Ethereum could bottom around $2,000.
"he potentially could see ETH bottoming at about $2,00"
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Tom Lee predicts a bottom for Ethereum at $2,500, followed by a rally to all-time highs by spring 2026.
"he reckons uh Tom Lee reckons we could bottom at around 2 and a halfK. Um but that would lead to all-time highs by spring 2026."
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Technical analysis of the MVRV Z-score bands suggests Ethereum could bottom around $2,000, a historical point of rebound.
"he could see a bottom around $2,000, which is the lower of the MVRV um bands over there. That's generally been a place at which ETH would have rebounded from."
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The speaker believes $2,000 is a critical support level for Ethereum, with ETFs and DATS expected to help it hold.
"I reckon 2K would would I think if we get below 2K we're in big trouble. Um but I think it should hold again because of things like debts and well well more importantly ETFs."
Incorrect
Five consecutive weeks of Bitcoin price declines is an unusual occurrence.
"So, it's pretty rare that we get five weeks straight of down only price action for Bitcoin."
Correct
Ethereum is at a significant support level with a high probability of experiencing a bounce.
"So, this is a really good area where there's a very high probability of the Ethereum bouncing."
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A bounce in Bitcoin's price to at least $95,000 is anticipated.
"I would expect a bounce up to at least like 95K"
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A definitive bottom for Bitcoin is predicted to be within the $73,000 to $84,000 range, signaling a significant reset in market sentiment.
"And he says that a definitive bottom will likely form within the 73k to 84k range because these are fire sale levels indicative of a complete reset in market sentiment."
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Glassnode identifies the $82,000 to high $80,000s range as a critical dividing line between a mild pullback and a deeper bear market phase for Bitcoin.
"Meanwhile, uh, glass node um identifying the range between around about 82k um and the high 80ks and they're calling this quote the definitive dividing range between a mild pullback and you know a deeper bare market phase."
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The speaker hopes that Bitcoin's price does not drop below the $82,000 level.
"So hopefully we don't fall below the 82k level."
Incorrect
A proprietary fear and greed index has reached a bottoming level, similar to June 2024, which has historically preceded a strong rebound in Bitcoin's price.
"So basically he has this proprietary fear and greed index and um we've now crossed over the bottom of this fear uh level and previously this happened in June 24 and this has point been a place at which you have a strong rebound um in Bitcoin's price."
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In a full bear market, the historical absolute bottom for Bitcoin is typically the 200-week moving average, which is currently at $66,400.
"historically the absolute bottom for a bare market if we're in a full-on bare market right now all this stuff is generally the 200 week moving average and that is currently sitting at 66.4K."
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Price estimates for Bitcoin's bottom range from the mid-$60,000s to the low-$70,000s.
"these estimates are saying, you know, maybe mid60s um, uh, to sort of low 70s."
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One analyst predicts Ethereum could bottom at approximately $2,000.
"he potentially could see ETH bottoming at about $2,00"
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Tom Lee predicts Ethereum could bottom at $2,500 and reach all-time highs by spring 2026.
"he reckons uh Tom Lee reckons we could bottom at around 2 and a halfK. Um but that would lead to all-time highs by spring 2026."
Pending
Technical analysis using MVRV Z-score bands suggests Ethereum could bottom around $2,000, a level from which it has historically rebounded.
"he could see a bottom around $2,000, which is the lower of the MVRV um bands over there. That's generally been a place at which ETH would have rebounded from."
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The speaker believes Ethereum will hold at $2,000, citing the support from DATS and especially ETFs.
"I reckon 2K would would I think if we get below 2K we're in big trouble. Um but I think it should hold again because of things like debts and well well more importantly ETFs."
Incorrect
A bounce in Bitcoin's price to at least $95,000 is anticipated.
"I would expect a bounce up to at least like 95K"
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Even if Bitcoin bounces, the speaker would consider selling if it's not the final bottom.
"I also wouldn't be surprised if this doesn't end up being the bottom. So, even if we do get a bounce, I would be wanting to sell."
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A bounce in Ethereum is expected to trigger bounces in other altcoins.
"And if if Ethereum bounces, then typically altcoins tend to bounce as well."
Correct
The speaker expresses confidence that Bitcoin will eventually exceed $100,000.
"I'm pretty sure that's going to be above $100,000 sometime in the future."
Pending
The speaker intends to lower their average cost basis for Bitcoin through regular buying and plans to invest heavily during a significant, value-driven crash.
"And I want to lower my dollar cost average basis with that. And then if we happen to get a huge huge huge dump, you know, to some ridiculous number where the value just seems so insane, then I'll just throw everything I have in there and then walk away and just wait."
Correct
The speaker has outlined two distinct strategies for the current market: active trading with quick profit-taking and passive dollar-cost averaging.
"And so now you basically know my two different strategies and I will bring it back to you guys."
Pending
Five consecutive weeks of declining Bitcoin prices is an unusual occurrence.
"So, it's pretty rare that we get five weeks straight of down only price action for Bitcoin."
Incorrect
Ethereum is currently at a strong support level, making a bounce highly probable.
"So, this is a really good area where there's a very high probability of the Ethereum bouncing."
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A definitive bottom for Bitcoin is predicted to occur between $73,000 and $84,000, signifying a complete reset of market sentiment.
"And he says that a definitive bottom will likely form within the 73k to 84k range because these are fire sale levels indicative of a complete reset in market sentiment."
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Glassnode suggests the $82,000 to high $80,000s range is the crucial dividing line between a minor correction and a more significant bear market phase for Bitcoin.
"Meanwhile, uh, glass node um identifying the range between around about 82k um and the high 80ks and they're calling this quote the definitive dividing range between a mild pullback and you know a deeper bare market phase."
Incorrect
The speaker expresses a hope that Bitcoin's price will not drop below $82,000.
"So hopefully we don't fall below the 82k level."
Incorrect
A proprietary fear and greed index has reached a bottoming level, similar to what occurred in June 2024, which historically precedes a strong rebound in Bitcoin's price.
"So basically he has this proprietary fear and greed index and um we've now crossed over the bottom of this fear uh level and previously this happened in June 24 and this has point been a place at which you have a strong rebound um in Bitcoin's price."
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In a full bear market scenario, the historical absolute bottom for Bitcoin is typically the 200-week moving average, which is currently positioned at $66,400.
"historically the absolute bottom for a bare market if we're in a full-on bare market right now all this stuff is generally the 200 week moving average and that is currently sitting at 66.4K."
Incorrect
Estimates for Bitcoin's bottom price range from the mid-$60,000s to the low-$70,000s.
"these estimates are saying, you know, maybe mid60s uh, uh, to sort of low 70s."
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An analyst predicts that Ethereum could bottom out around $2,000.
"he potentially could see ETH bottoming at about $2,00"
Correct
Tom Lee forecasts that Ethereum could bottom at $2,500 and subsequently reach all-time highs by spring 2026.
"he reckons uh Tom Lee reckons we could bottom at around 2 and a halfK. Um but that would lead to all-time highs by spring 2026."
Pending
Based on MVRV Z-score bands, Ethereum is predicted to bottom around $2,000, a level from which it has historically seen rebounds.
"he could see a bottom around $2,000, which is the lower of the MVRV um bands over there. That's generally been a place at which ETH would have rebounded from."
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The speaker believes $2,000 is a crucial support level for Ethereum, with DATS and especially ETFs providing anticipated support.
"I reckon 2K would would I think if we get below 2K we're in big trouble. Um but I think it should hold again because of things like debts and well well more importantly ETFs."
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