ETH and BTC are moving in opposite directions—how have things played out historically in this situation?

The system is bearish on ETH but bullish on BTC. Same market, two coins heading in opposite directions. This isn't a contradiction; it's big players shifting positions.

First, let's look at the two markets:
BTC: The system is bullish. The support pool at $78,686 is a pullback buying zone, and the stop-loss wall at $81,898 is the target.
ETH: The system is bearish. The stop-loss wall at $2,372 is resistance on a rebound, and the support pool at $2,279 is the target.

BTC and ETH moving in opposite directions isn't noise—it's the first step in sector rotation. Big money is shifting positions between the two markets. Usually, the weaker coin falls first and the stronger one later (or vice versa). At times like this, only trade the side with a clear direction and sit out the other.

Trading plan:
🟢 BTC long entry zone: $79,322–$79,724|Stop loss: $77,736|Target: $81,898
🔴 ETH short entry zone: $2,298–$2,309|Stop loss: $2,431|Target: $2,290

My trade: I'll only take the side with a clear direction and stay out of the other one today.

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Which side will BTC hit first today? Comment A (breaks the upper stop-loss wall first), B (breaks the lower support pool first), or C (keeps moving sideways).
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