bitcoin:native held the 200 week moving average near $64K and is now retesting the 50 week around $81K. That zone runs into the May high at $82.8K, so it's the most contested area on the weekly chart. Weekly closes either side of it are what we're watching.

The Fed holds rates steady at 3.5% to 3.75% in a 9 to 3 vote, with three regional presidents dissenting in favor of a hike. Chair Warsh reaffirms the 2% inflation target and offers no forward guidance

Eric Trump posted an ETH/BTC chart last Friday: "ETH is pumping hard! Crypto is the future." The Trumps aren't tourists here. This is a family that made $1.4B in crypto last year, more than any US-listed crypto company earned. When they talk, it's not sideline commentary, it's core portfolio positioning: → World Liberty Financial, the venture Eric co-founded, holds ~$131M of ETH, its second-largest position → Roughly $594M of that $1.4B came from WLF → Most importantly is the chart he chose: ETH/BTC (not ETH/USD). That's a rotation call ETH just went +13% on the week, double BTC's move, with ETF inflows behind it. Some non-technical indicators that could signal we are nearing ethereum:native's bottom

Interesting data point. bitcoin:native has bottomed in a midterm year every cycle since 2013: 2014 → -85%, 2018 → -84%, 2022 → -78%, 2026 → -48% so far Everyone is deep in ETF flows, gamma levels, and funding rates. Meanwhile the pattern that's actually held for 16 yrs is sitting right in front of us.

🚨 BREAKING: US CPI comes in soft across the board -Core CPI m/m: 0.0% (vs 0.2% forecast, 0.2% prior) -Core CPI y/y: 2.6% (vs 2.8% forecast, 2.9% prior) -CPI m/m: -0.4% (vs -0.1% forecast, 0.5% prior) -CPI y/y: 3.5% (vs 3.8% forecast, 4.2% prior) Inflation cooling faster than expected $BTC

bitcoin:native drops below $59.5K