Floki Inu, Bitcoin, Ethereum & The Altcoins Market

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We've been looking at Bitcoin, Ethereum and many of the smaller altcoins. Just yesterday doubt was still lingering in the Crypto-atmosphere, just yesterday the market was still uncertain about support.

This is normal and understandable. Bitcoin hit bottom at $60,000 6-June. Today, no more doubt and I can see, feel and experience the FOMO; I can tell by the numbers of messages I get. So people are preparing now for the next bullish wave.

It was honest doubt though, today no more.

Bitcoin moved below the April 2025 low to hit $60,000. The recent drop resulted in a double-bottom because the action was happening already below the April low.

Ethereum on the other hand remained above the April 2025 low in early February. For this reason, the recent drop produced a lower low, compared to February, but still a higher low vs April 2025. Now the stage is all set.

I love it because people know. In a day, everything changes.

Summary: Bitcoin is going up, Ethereum is going up and the altcoins market is going up. We saw a correction lasting one month and now we get a bullish resumption, or initial bullish breakout, or recovery; it depends. It depends on the trading pair in question because each one is in a different situation.

The general market bias is bullish so many projects will grow. The top performers will only be a few. Some will move first. Others will stay behind and never move. You know how it goes—choose wisely.

FLOKIUSDT (Floki Inu) is one of those that will move first. The chart is hyper-bullish; the stochastic supports massive growth.

I will show you many more projects of course.

Remember, months of sustained bullish action. 90 days bullish (6-Feb through 6-May) vs 30 days bearish (6-May through 6-June). Now we get 90-120 days bullish vs...

Who cares... We have so much time for bullish action that we will adapt by taking profits at the top of the bullish wave. The time to buy is now—you've been warned.

Thank you for reading.

Namaste.

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