Kitco Crypto

I've paid for rushing entries and chasing moves too late. To stop losing money in crypto, I want to wait for the right conditions and preserve the capital to act when they arrive. Patience pays, especially when smaller coins have spent years losing ground. These charts were recorded on October 28, so this is a conditional setup, not a claim that the breakout has already happened. I'm watching three charts: OTHERS dominance for a break above 9%, OTHERS market cap for a move toward its historical reversal zone around $280 billion, and OTHERS/BTC for relative performance against Bitcoin. The opportunity I'm looking for is in coins outside the top ten, but their higher potential returns come with higher risk. That market-cap zone is a reason to pay attention, not an unbreakable ceiling or a guaranteed rally target. I want to take small clips of profit into strength without selling everything too early. The historical examples are hindsight, not a timetable: a deep warning-shot selloff can signal exhaustion, and leverage can punish both late longs and early shorts. My priority is recognizing those warnings, scaling out and protecting gains rather than assuming another opportunity will arrive immediately. None of these charts makes the setup certain. CHAPTER MARKERS 00:00 Patience Pays: Avoiding Chasing Risk 03:31 Coins Outside the Top Ten Carry Higher Risk 07:33 OTHERS Dominance: Weekly Weakness Before Possible Reversal 09:58 OTHERS Dominance Tests Long-Term Resistance 16:18 OTHERS Market Cap: Weaker Rallies Raise Risk 20:00 OTHERS Market Cap: Mapping Reversal Risk 24:06 Partial Profits: Protection Through Selling Into Strength 27:36 Warning-Shot Selloffs: Recognizing Rally Exhaustion 31:54 OTHERS/BTC: Relative Strength and Reversal Conditions 34:28 Three-Chart Conditions and Profit-Protection Risk

Bitcoin's recovery setup faces a fresh warning: an open long on combined USDT and USDC dominance. That's bullish confirmation for stablecoin dominance, not for BTC, and it puts me on defense even though the daily slow line still points down. I compare that conflict with earlier signals instead of assuming another crypto dump is guaranteed. One more leg lower remains possible before the recovery I'm looking for. Bitcoin's TBO support has shifted sharply higher, establishing a fresh pivot low, while its rising slow line contrasts with falling price. I explain that countertrend with the standalone TBO indicator for TradingView: a higher support line matters, but a close below it would be a bearish warning. BTC and Ethereum have bullish RSI resets, yet ETH has already lost support. Bitcoin dominance is back above its cloud, so I still want reversal confirmation rather than assume altcoin rotation is secured. KITE's close short warns that bearish momentum may be weakening, while Basic Attention Token's close longs warn that its bullish trend may reverse. I contrast those signals with Hyperliquid's open long instead of treating every altcoin alike. Gold and silver are deeply oversold, but gold's weekly reset still needs a completed weekly candle. In the late viewer picks, EPIC lacks the reversal evidence I'd want before averaging down, while AWE is retesting familiar support. CHAPTER MARKERS 00:00 Bitcoin Support Shifts Up but Downside Risk Remains 04:58 Ethereum Support Loss Meets a Bullish RSI Reset 07:29 Stablecoin Dominance Open Long Raises Defensive Risk 10:39 OTHERS Dominance Tests Bull Flag Support 13:12 DXY Divergence Frames Currency Reversal Risk 16:40 Gold Oversold Conditions Still Need Weekly Confirmation 22:06 KITE Close Short Signals Potential Bullish Reversal 25:30 Basic Attention Token TBO Close Longs Warn of Reversal 28:10 Stacks Bounce Raises Upside Potential and Risk 30:11 AIOZ Open Short Risk Meets a Rising Slow Line 33:32 AI Infrastructure Selloff Tests the TBO Slow Line 36:50 Marvell Oversold Selloff Meets Macro Bullish Momentum 39:15 XRP Support Loss Calls for Caution 43:23 Beam Strength Meets Weekly Resistance 46:59 Optimism Bounce Meets Bearish Consolidation 50:31 EPIC Bearish Risk and AWE Support Tests

Bitcoin has broken its bull flag as the market sells off amid Binance hack headlines. I'm treating this as a recovery-year opportunity, not proof that the bottom is in. I'm watching the September low just below 75K and the rising TBO slow line near 72,000; price could still push below it. A daily oversold RSI close would strengthen my dip-buying thesis, but that close is not confirmed yet. Ethereum is already oversold after losing Fibonacci support, with the next area I'm watching just under 2,000. Bitcoin dominance is showing bearish divergence while combined stablecoin dominance is climbing toward the weekly fast line near 10.1%. I see potential for a reversal there, not a guaranteed turn. OTHERS dominance is above resistance intraday, but still needs the daily close to confirm. My plan is to scale in, keep funds available for lower bids, and trade only what I can afford to lose. I use the standalone TBO indicator's slow line and support levels to map those bids, not as a guarantee of a bounce. STRK has lower support if the selloff deepens, and TAO is below the cloud with oversold RSI. I see those as levels to prepare for, not promises that price must rebound. CHAPTER MARKERS 00:00 Bitcoin Bull Flag Breaks as Panic Creates Opportunity 03:38 Bitcoin Slow-Line Support Defines Further Downside 05:48 Ethereum Oversold Conditions Meet Lower Support 08:36 Bitcoin Dominance Divergence Signals Rotation Risk 11:25 Altcoin Dominance Weakens as Oversold Conditions Build 14:10 DXY Resistance Rejection Supports the Recovery Thesis 16:25 Oil Momentum Nears Overextension 19:21 DCA Risk Controls Preserve Funds for Lower Bids 22:14 Ondo Bearish Trend Faces Further Downside 25:05 Apple Bullish Trend Holds Above the Cloud 27:36 Marvell Exit Signals Raise Position-Reduction Risk 30:29 ServiceNow Oversold Drop Exposes Lower Support 32:45 PYTH Slow-Line Support Follows Exit Warnings 35:42 CAKE Nears Slow-Line Support for Staged Bids 38:18 TAO Oversold Conditions Define Dip-Buying Risk

1/ Bitcoin Holds Its Bullish Outlook as Ethereum Support Jumps BTC remains macro bullish despite bearish consolidation Four-hour bullish divergence printed, but the Close Short is in progress—not confirmed

I’m not buying the Black Monday repeat just because the calendar matches 1987. Bitcoin held the support zone around 80,800 through a quiet weekend, and I still see a macro bullish trend beneath the daily bearish consolidation. Another TBO close-short signal is developing, not confirmed, and I’m watching for a recovery above the cloud and a challenge of resistance near 87K rather than treating anniversary fear as a crash signal. My Ethereum outlook is similarly conditional: the daily open short is still unconfirmed, while a reclaim of the cloud would put TBO resistance around 2,789 back in focus. Bitcoin dominance is the bigger obstacle to an altcoin rally after its RSI reached 87, but stablecoin dominance is not rising alongside it. I want BTC to push higher and hold so OTHERS dominance can recover; until then, weak breadth and repeated TBO close-long warnings deserve position-size discipline, not blind optimism. I’m watching DXY’s bearish RSI divergence despite its strong trend, S&P Futures holding a bullish macro structure, and VIX failing to close above the rejection zone beginning at 22. Selectivity matters in crypto: Monero reclaimed TBO resistance after close-short reversal signals, Injective is developing a weekly open long rather than a confirmed weekly breakout, and XRP’s higher TBO support near 1.25 sits alongside an open-short warning. My use of the standalone TBO indicator is to distinguish reversal warnings from the larger trend, not to assume every dip must bounce. CHAPTER MARKERS 00:00 Bitcoin Holds Support Despite Black Monday Fear 04:17 Ethereum Consolidation Faces Cloud Resistance 07:00 OTHERS Dominance Tests Bull Flag Support 09:38 DXY Faces Bearish Divergence Despite Its Uptrend 11:50 S&P Futures Holds a Bullish Macro Trend 13:56 Silver Tests Support After a Sharp Pullback 19:01 Walrus Support Defines a Crypto Reentry Setup 23:09 Monero Reclaims Resistance After Reversal Signals 27:44 TBO Reversal Warnings Raise Position-Size Risk 30:40 AIOZ Loses Strength Despite Its Bullish Trend 34:23 Apple Holds Above TBO Resistance 39:20 NEAR Holds a Bullish Macro Trend 41:39 VVV Faces Reversal Warnings as Momentum Weakens 44:18 GRT Awaits a Bullish Reset

Crypto's relative strength through TradFi's tech sell-off is why I remain bullish on Bitcoin's macro trend, even while price consolidates inside the TBO Cloud. I'm watching support and RSI rather than assuming weakness in chip and AI stocks means crypto must follow. A sharp weekend dip is a scenario to prepare for, not my expected outcome. Bitcoin's RSI is neutral, while Ethereum's sweep of the lows contrasts with higher RSI lows. Bitcoin dominance has broken above resistance, but its stretched RSI is why I'm watching for a reset that could allow money to rotate into altcoins. Stablecoin dominance remains macro bearish in my TBO reading. OTHERS' three daily close-long signals are a serious bearish warning, even though its weekly open-long signal keeps my longer-term outlook bullish. DXY's TBO springboard bounce could extend, but my broader expectation remains lower. Gold and silver remain macro bearish in the TBO, despite silver's recent bounce. I'm watching NVIDIA's oversold RSI and KOSPI's support test as possible pullback opportunities, not confirmed recoveries. CoreWeave is holding support after Thursday's bullish RSI reset. I separate those short-term signals from the broader trend, while thin liquidity in smaller tokens makes position sizing especially important. CHAPTER MARKERS 00:00 Bitcoin Support And Bullish Macro Consolidation 02:32 Stablecoin Dominance Bounce And Rotation Risk 04:33 OTHERS Bearish Signals Versus The Weekly Trend 06:35 USDJPY Consolidation And Momentum Risk 08:35 NVIDIA Oversold Pullback And Stock Support 12:36 Google Support Targets After The Tech Sell-Off 15:18 Bearish Altcoin Signals And Downside Support 17:27 Apple Momentum And Stock Pullback Risk 19:28 DRUP Oversold Sell-Off And Reversal Potential 21:34 YouTube Picks: POL Bearish Reversal Warnings

Bitcoin’s sweep to 79,800 on Thursday hasn’t changed my bullish outlook: the daily close was green, the TBO slow line is still rising, and the flush did little damage to RSI. I see a familiar lows-first, higher-highs setup-not a confirmed head-and-shoulders reversal-but price remains in bearish consolidation, so the larger bullish trend is not the same as short-term confirmation. Ethereum’s sweep to 2,318 broke a more important support level, yet lower price lows against higher RSI lows give me a bullish divergence to watch. Its weekly TBO close-short retracement is another reason I’m looking for a recovery rather than assuming the trend is finished. Bitcoin dominance at 60.52% is the complication: further strength would pressure alts, while I still expect stablecoin dominance to unwind. OTHERS needs a weekly close above weekly resistance to strengthen the broader altcoin case. I’m watching DXY’s bearish RSI divergence for a pullback, while silver’s bounce from TBO support offers potential upside toward the fast line despite its strong bearish daily trend. HONEY’s TBO springboard bounce has me watching resistance, but thin volume in SN62 and SAUCE is a reminder to keep position size in check. CHAPTER MARKERS 00:00 Bitcoin Sweeps The Lows While The Macro Trend Holds 03:04 Ethereum Support Breaks And Bullish RSI Divergence 06:58 Bitcoin Dominance Breakouts Pressure Altcoins 09:53 TOTALES Support And Reversal Risk 12:12 OTHERS Market Cap Needs Weekly Resistance Confirmation 14:13 DXY Bearish Divergence And TradFi Conditions 18:19 NVIDIA Oversold Dip And Equity-Market Weakness 26:31 HONEY Springboard Bounce And Resistance Targets 29:00 SN62 Liquidity Risk And Position Sizing 33:17 HBAR Cloud Support And Low-Volume Altcoin Risks 43:30 BP Weekly Strength, Bearish Warnings And Viewer Picks

Bitcoin's sell-off is dragging sentiment down, but I'm not treating it as the end of the recovery. The blues are TBO blue-diamond close-long warnings across market-cap charts, not proof the macro bullish trend is over. I'm preparing for a deeper pullback rather than panicking. BTC is at four-hour support while Ethereum is down more, with higher RSI lows. I'd welcome an ETH pullback to the slow line as a dip-buying opportunity. Bitcoin dominance has stretched into overbought RSI, and I expect it to retreat; combined stablecoin dominance is rising without changing its macro trend. Those are different signals, not confirmation that every altcoin has bottomed. I'm watching Monero hold above the cloud for a potential push toward resistance, while silver's oversold RSI at historical and TBO support makes a possible long interesting despite strong bearish momentum. For Fetch, I see a bounce to the TBO indicator's fast line as a chance to reduce an uncomfortable position-not a reason to ignore the close-long reversal warning. CHAPTER MARKERS 00:00 Bitcoin Pullback Tests Bullish Conviction 02:05 Ethereum RSI Divergence and Dip Support 04:46 Stablecoin Dominance and Market Reversal Warnings 08:56 DXY Divergence and USDJPY Reversal Warnings 11:41 SPX and NASDAQ Face Weekly Divergence 15:36 Silver Oversold at Historical Support 21:54 Stacks and Walrus Show Bullish Momentum 24:13 Monero Resistance and TBO Pullback Setups 28:10 Altcoin Reversal Warnings and Bounce Risk 31:56 Club Picks Test Bullish Cloud Support 35:12 Fetch Position Risk and Fast-Line Bounces 39:58 Stock Pullbacks Test Bullish Conviction 45:38 STX Stock Weakness Below the Daily Cloud 49:18 Plume Holds Bullish Momentum as Stocks Weaken