Accumulate Bitcoin (BTC) on dips when it hits oversold levels, as it remains the primary beneficiary of increasing global liquidity and is currently supported by its 120-day EMA.

For high-conviction crypto breakouts, watch for Ethereum (ETH) to close above $2,400 and Coinbase (COIN) to break $214 to signal the next major legs higher.

Maintain core long-term positions in NVIDIA (NVDA) and Solana (SOL), as both are essential infrastructure plays for the "Exponential Age" and the rapidly scaling AI compute cycle.

Monitor Tesla (TSLA) for a breakout from its long-term weekly wedge pattern, which could trigger a massive trend reversal as the market revalues it as a robotics and AI agent leader.

Consider Rocket Lab (RKLB) as the dominant public play for the space economy, but be prepared to take profits on vertical moves before a potential SpaceX IPO shifts market demand.

Bitcoin (BTC)

• Raoul Pal and Julien Bittel maintain a highly bullish outlook, viewing current price action as a bull flag consolidation.
• The asset is currently holding well above its 120-day exponential moving average (EMA), which acted as resistance in previous months but is now serving as support.
• The long-term thesis remains intact: the network is transitioning from a $2.5 trillion asset class toward a $100 trillion valuation as the global financial system migrates to crypto rails.

Takeaways

• Avoid Over-trading: The analysts suggest that unless you need the cash, selling is counterproductive given the "exponential" trajectory.
• Buy the Dips: View periods where the asset is "oversold" (specifically looking at two standard deviation moves) as opportunities to add to core positions.
• Liquidity Correlation: Bitcoin remains highly correlated with U.S. Liquidity (Total Loans and Leases + Fed Balance Sheet). As liquidity flows return to the system, Bitcoin is expected to outperform traditional tech stocks.

Ethereum (ETH)

• Ethereum is showing a similar setup to Bitcoin but is described as "not yet free."
• It is currently facing compression near its exponential moving average.
• A key breakout level to watch is $2,400; clearing this level is seen as the trigger for the next major leg up.

Takeaways

• Patience Required: ETH is lagging BTC slightly in this phase of the cycle, but the "inverse head and shoulders" pattern suggests a potential catch-up trade.
• Monitor the $2,400 Level: A sustained close above this price point would signal a shift from consolidation to acceleration.

Solana (SOL)

• Mentioned as a major winner in the "Pro" portfolio, currently up over 200% since being added.
• The sentiment remains extremely bullish as it is viewed as a primary beneficiary of the "Exponential Age" and the shift toward high-speed compute.

Takeaways

• Core Holding: Solana is treated as a "top-tier" asset within the crypto space, similar to BTC and ETH, due to its speed and adoption.

NVIDIA (NVDA)

• The analysts believe the "Compute Cycle" has only just begun.
• Demand for chips is driven by Jevons Paradox: as compute becomes cheaper and more efficient, the demand for it increases exponentially rather than decreasing.
• Jensen Huang’s (NVIDIA CEO) presence in China suggests a "Grand Bargain" where NVIDIA may continue selling chips to China under specific terms to avoid geopolitical conflict.

Takeaways

• Long-term Horizon: The demand for the semiconductor cycle is expected to last until at least 2030.
• Ignore "Overvalued" Calls: Traditional valuation metrics may fail because earnings are scaling at a rate never seen in industrial history.

Anthropic (Private AI Company)

• Highlighted as the fastest-scaling company in human history.
• It has reportedly gone from near-zero to $100 billion in revenues in roughly three years (scaling from $10B to $100B in the last year alone).

Takeaways

• Benchmark for AI Growth: Anthropic’s growth serves as a "canary in the coal mine" for the sheer speed of the AI revolution.
• Compute Hunger: Their massive need for compute (negotiating with Elon Musk and NVIDIA) reinforces the bullish case for the semiconductor sector.

Tesla (TSLA)

• The stock is currently in a large "wedge" pattern on the weekly chart.
• Raoul Pal believes that when this wedge breaks to the upside, the market is "not prepared" for the magnitude of the move.

Takeaways

• The "Robot" Play: Tesla is viewed not just as a car company, but as a leader in the transition to an economy of "agents and robots."
• Watch the Breakout: A break above the long-term downtrend line would signal a major trend reversal.

Rocket Lab (RKLB)

• Described as a "rocket ship" stock that has gone vertical recently.
• It is viewed as the primary way for public investors to play the "SpaceX" theme before SpaceX potentially goes public.

Takeaways

• Speculative Momentum: While the stock is "overvalued" relative to current revenues and is still losing money, it is the dominant "Space" play.
• Profit Taking: The analysts suggest taking profits if the stock continues to go vertical, as the eventual SpaceX IPO might "satiate" the demand for space stocks.

Circle (Private/Stablecoins)

• The analysts are heavily bullish on the growth of stablecoins, noting that the market is underestimating how fast they will grow to finance government deficits.
• The chart (likely referring to a proxy or private valuation tracker) shows a "huge inverse head and shoulders" pattern.

Takeaways

• Infrastructure Play: Stablecoins are viewed as the "rails" for the new financial system.
• Clarity Act: Anticipated U.S. legislation (Clarity Act) is expected to provide the regulatory green light for massive stablecoin expansion.

Other Notable Mentions

Sui (SUI)

• Currently consolidating in what looks like a bullish falling wedge. Expected to move higher after this period of consolidation.

Hims & Hers Health (HIMS)

• Bullish on the "personalized medicine" and "peptides" (GLP-1) market. View the recent dip as a base-building exercise before an "exploding" move higher.

Coinbase (COIN)

• Forming an ascending triangle. A close above $214 is the key level to watch for a major breakout.

Copper

• Bearish/Cautious Sentiment: Despite the "green energy" thesis, the analysts are nervous because the trade is "too consensus" (everyone is long). There is a risk that China may sell its copper inventories to acquire U.S. dollars.

Investment Themes: The "Universal Code"

• Energy to Intelligence: The global economy is shifting from being dependent on "Capital and Labor" to being dependent on "Compute and Energy."
• The Super Cycle: There is an increasing probability of a "Super Cycle" where the typical 4-year business cycle disappears, replaced by a permanent "up-cycle" driven by massive AI capital expenditure.
• The Grand Bargain: A geopolitical shift is expected where the U.S. and China agree on trade and technology access to avoid war over Taiwan, which would otherwise destroy the AI chip supply chain.