$BTC and Gold have followed very different paths since 2011.
Bitcoin has delivered an annualized return of around 120%, while $XAU ( Gold )has returned roughly 6% annually, even after its massive rally last year. That difference is hard to ignore.
When Bitcoin trades at a discount relative to Gold, I see a chance to build my BTC position while the market is still undervaluing it.
My plan is to accumulate Bitcoin during this phase and consider rotating some profits into Gold over the next 1–2 years, depending on how the market moves.
The real question is, how much upside does Bitcoin still have before the next big rotation into Gold?
$FIL is struggling around $0.94 as sellers continue to put pressure on the price.
The falling wedge is taking shape, but bulls still have work to do. Reclaiming $1.00–$1.05 would be a good first sign that momentum is starting to shift.
A breakout could send FIL toward $1.25, but losing support could mean more downside. Can bulls turn things around, or will sellers push FIL lower?
$AVAX has been stuck in a multiyear downtrend, but the weekly chart is approaching a level that could change the picture.
I’m watching $8.665 closely.
If AVAX breaks above the descending trendline and holds the retest, a bigger recovery could be on the table.
The next targets are $30.721, $49.625, and $65.174, but each level needs confirmation. If AVAX loses $8.665 and fails to reclaim it, the bullish setup weakens.
Every transaction on $ETH is public, meaning bots can spot your trade strategy before it executes and try to profit from it.
@Nillion addresses this with Covenants a feature that keeps your data and instructions encrypted off-chain.
Your strategy stays completely private until the exact conditions you set are met.
With the DUSK release, Covenants are now live on Ethereum.
Independent nodes verify your conditions off-chain and trigger the transaction on-chain only when everything matches.
This makes it possible to set up automated trades, private transactions, and secure AI workflows on Ethereum without exposing sensitive information to the public.
$NEAR got rejected hard at $5.45, and sellers seem to be taking control.
I’m watching for a bounce toward the $5.05–$5.10 zone before considering a short.
If the price shows weakness there, my targets are $4.95 and $4.85, with a stop loss at $5.26. No need to chase the move. I’d rather wait for confirmation than rush into a trade.
Would you short the next bounce or wait for $NEAR to show some strength?
Meta $META keeps bringing in more money, but its latest results came with a costly setback.
Revenue jumped 26% year over year to $64.6 billion, beating expectations by $1.1 billion. Daily active people also grew 3% to 3.64 billion, while ad impressions climbed 10%.
But a $10 billion youth-safety legal charge adds pressure, and Meta is still planning to spend up to $145 billion on capital expenditures in FY26.
With revenue growing this fast but costs remaining high, do you think $META is still worth buying at current levels?