Busy week. Two new tools shipped, three measures moved at once, and one of them did something it had not done since last November.

Here is what went out, in order.

Monday · Cycle Read

Bitcoin, Ethereum and the broad altcoin market, each against its own 30-week comparison set.

Bitcoin was the counterintuitive one. Price rose and it lost ground against its own comparison set. That sounds like a contradiction and it is not, and the read explains why it is normal rather than a warning.

Ethereum moved the opposite way to Bitcoin on cycle position despite similar price action. Same market, two different readings.

And the alt market did the thing I have been waiting on for months. One week of the three my rule requires, so I did not call it.

Monday · Market Pulse

What changed this week, and only that. Both engines improved. The economy's weak side crossed positive for a second straight week after being the holdout since June.

Monday · Members video

Forty-five minutes on the charts. All three boxes walked properly, the new tool with its full history, and how I would actually use the second one. Plus three requested altcoins with levels.

New: Market Context

Three lines, one scale. Is your coin the problem, or is the market the problem? Most people cannot tell the difference while it is happening and that is what costs them.

It also printed something this week that has not happened since the last cycle, which is in the free preview on that post.

New: the Alt Strength Board

Around 200 altcoins ranked on how they have moved against Bitcoin and against the wider alt market. Sort, filter, search, rebuilt every Monday. The top three are free to everyone.

Today · Bitcoin dominance

One level decides whether the alt plan starts moving. The chart pattern behind it has happened once before and the outcome that followed is why I am watching it now.

What free gets you

Every month I publish the record of what I called and what happened. Hits and misses in the same table, dated, at the same size. No cherry-picking and no quiet edits after the fact.

It is free, it stays free, and you can read the last two issues before deciding anything.

Send me the monthly scorecard →

Three of the calls sitting in that table right now are still open, including one that would prove my whole read wrong if it triggers. Its window is open as I write this.

What members get

The readings themselves. Where each measure actually sits, the levels that matter, and the weekly work that puts them together.

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Not financial advice. Always do your own research.