Bitcoin longs are attractive with a stop below $63,000, aiming for a short squeeze to $73,000–$80,000.
Solana offers a textbook breakout trade with an entry at $76–$78, a tight stop at $74, and upside targets of $88 and $98.
Sui has a high-reward setup with a stop at $0.73 targeting $1.00, a potential 31% gain.
For a medium-term spot position, buy Chainlink up to $11 and place a stop at $8.30.
Monitor daily closes on these breakouts to confirm the momentum and strictly use stop losses.

Bitcoin (BTC)

• Bitcoin is currently trading around $66,000 and has broken yesterday’s high, which is a bullish signal on short timeframes. • The host sees a potential short squeeze toward $73,000–$74,000, with a next resistance at the 200‑day moving average and a possibility of reaching $80,000 if momentum continues. • Key support on the mid‑timeframe sits at $63,000 – a break below this level would change the short‑term bullish view. • On the weekly chart, Bitcoin is breaking through resistance, and the host is high‑timeframe bullish for the next 1–2 years, forecasting a possible move close to $200,000 in the next cycle (based on diminishing multiples: 10x → 5x → 3x → 2x). • USDT dominance (a measure of capital leaving stablecoins into crypto) is falling and has broken a trendline, which is historically bullish for the market.

Takeaways

• Short‑term traders could look for a pullback to enter longs with a stop loss below $63,000, targeting $72,000–$73,000 and potentially $80,000. • Long‑term investors may view the current range as an accumulation zone, with the host suggesting we are near a cycle bottom and that the next major bull run could be starting. • Watch the $63,000 level closely: if broken, it would invalidate the immediate bullish setup.

Ethereum (ETH)

• Ethereum is leading the altcoin market, showing a weekly breakout that supports further upside. • The host suggests that ETH is a bit overbought for an ideal entry right now, with better long‑entry zones in the $1,700–$1,800 range. • Next resistance levels are at $2,200 and then $2,400. • The strength in ETH is seen as a positive sign that money is rotating from Bitcoin into altcoins.

Takeaways

• For those looking to enter fresh ETH positions, waiting for a dip back toward $1,700–$1,800 offers a better risk‑reward. • Existing holders can ride the breakout with a wider stop; the next major upside targets are $2,200 and $2,400. • This is considered a longer‑term bullish setup, with the weekly chart now confirming the breakout.

Solana (SOL)

• Solana has broken its daily downtrend and closed above it, confirming a bullish reversal signal. • Entry zone is identified between $76 and $78, with a tight stop loss around $74–$75 (just under recent lows). • Price targets: first target $88, followed by $98. • The setup uses a bottom trendline as support to define the stop loss, offering a clear risk‑reward.

Takeaways

• This is a textbook breakout trade with a well‑defined stop loss. The risk‑reward looks attractive, with upside potential of about 15–25% from the entry zone. • Short‑term traders could enter now, placing a stop below $74. If the daily close holds above resistance, the trade remains valid. • The next significant resistance at $88 should be watched as a potential area to take partial profits.

Avalanche (AVAX)

• Avalanche is breaking out of a bullish reversal pattern and is currently in the entry zone. • Stop loss suggested around $6.50, under the bottom trendline. • Upside targets: $7.50 and then $8.30.

Takeaways

• This is another breakout play with a fairly tight stop. The first target of $7.50 is about 10% above current levels, offering a decent risk‑reward. • If the breakout sustains, $8.30 becomes the next logical target. • Traders should watch for a daily close above the trendline to confirm the move.

Chainlink (LINK)

• Chainlink is breaking out on a longer timeframe, making it more of a spot (non‑leveraged) trade with a time horizon of a few weeks. • The entry area is described as up to $10–$11, with a stop loss around $8.30. • This is a “longer‑term spot entry” – the host expects a gradual move higher rather than an explosive pump.

Takeaways

• Investors looking for a medium‑term position could consider LINK with a stop at $8.30 and a target likely in the teens, though the host did not specify exact upside beyond the breakout. • The breakout is still early, so waiting for a slight pullback toward $10 might offer a better entry than chasing.

Sui (SUI)

• Sui is breaking out of a bullish pattern with a clear upside target. • Stop loss at $0.73, target $1.00 (roughly 31% gain from the mentioned levels). • The host is clearly enthusiastic about this setup.

Takeaways

• This is a high‑reward trade if the breakout holds. The stop loss at $0.73 provides a well-defined risk level. • Given the 31% upside target, traders might consider entering on any minor pullback near the breakout level. • As with all altcoins, confirmation on the daily close is important.

Dogecoin (DOGE)

• Dogecoin is attempting a breakout, but the daily close has not yet confirmed above resistance. • The host suggests a staggered entry: half now, half after a daily close above resistance. • Stop loss at approximately $0.0772, with an upside target of $0.10 over the next few weeks. • The stop is placed below the most recent daily low.

Takeaways

• The cautious approach (half now, half on confirmation) balances the risk of a false breakout. • The upside target of $0.10 represents a roughly 25–30% gain from current levels, making it a speculative but potentially rewarding trade. • Only consider if you are comfortable with the risk of a stop loss below $0.077.

XRP

• XRP is breaking out of its downtrend, but the stop loss is relatively wide (around $1.08, a 3–4% drawdown), making it more suitable as a spot trade. • Upside target: $1.40, which would be a 24% gain from the entry. • The host calls this a “spot trade” rather than a tight leveraged setup.

Takeaways

• For investors willing to tolerate a wider stop, XRP offers a potential move to $1.40. • The risk here is higher than on some other setups because the stop loss is farther away, so position sizing should be conservative. • A daily close above the breakout level would add confidence.

Cardano (ADA)

• Cardano is showing early signs of strength, but the main breakout is not yet confirmed. • The host suggests entering only 10–20% of a full position now, waiting for a decisive break of a larger downtrend line (drawn from the top) before adding more. • If that trendline breaks, the target is $0.40.

Takeaways

• This is a “prep” trade – nibble now on the small breakout, but the real opportunity comes when the long‑term downtrend line is broken. • Aggressive traders could start building a position with a tight stop under the recent low, while conservative traders should wait for the trendline break. • The eventual potential of $0.40 offers a significant upside from current levels, but timing is uncertain.

Near Protocol (NEAR)

• Near Protocol is not yet breaking out; it has a resistance level that it is struggling with. • The host is watching it but not calling an entry yet today.

Takeaways

• No immediate trade setup. Add NEAR to the watchlist for when it clears its overhead resistance. • A breakout above that resistance would likely bring fresh entry opportunities.

Injective (INJ)

• Injective has already started moving, so the host sees two possibilities: a short‑term pullback that offers an entry, or a continuation that might lead to new setups tomorrow. • The host has a zone where he would buy, implying that he would add on a dip.

Takeaways

• If waiting for a better risk‑reward, consider setting limit orders in the lower part of the recent trading range in case of a pullback. • If INJ continues to rally without pulling back, it may be better to wait for a new consolidation to form rather than chase.

Note: All price targets, entry zones, and stop losses are the host’s speculative views and not guaranteed. Cryptocurrencies are highly volatile; always do your own research and never invest more than you can afford to lose.