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Good morning and welcome to this week’s altcoin market update.

The macro backdrop is shifting once again, and this time, in favor of risk assets. The U.S. dollar is breaking down, Treasury yields are softening, and liquidity conditions are improving after the U.S. government moved closer to ending its record-long shutdown. Together, these factors are quietly setting the stage for renewed optimism across equities and crypto.

Here’s what we’ll cover today:

  • 📅 Macro Review: The U.S. dollar weakens to decade lows as the Senate moves to end the record-long government shutdown. Equities rally and yields fall as markets price in rate cuts and improved liquidity, a quietly bullish mix for risk assets and crypto.

  • 📊 Crypto Market Overview: Bitcoin consolidates between $102K–$106K as TOTAL3 retests $950B support and OTHERS bounces from $244B. Clear bullish and bearish setups are forming across major levels.

  • 🔍 Bitcoin vs. Altcoins: BTC.D retests 59.96% while OTHERS.D reclaims 7.21%, signaling early signs of altcoin resilience. A sustained rotation remains possible if BTC.D fails to reclaim 61.99%.

  • 📈 Key Reversal Signals: ETH/BTC and OTHERS/BTC show tentative strength after key retests, with macro catalysts potentially fueling a late-year recovery for altcoins.

  • 🚀 Chart of the Week: ??? tests support once again. Both long and short setups remain valid, with technical structure favoring defensive, higher-timeframe plays.

Let’s dive in! 

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