$ETH is forming a massive inverse head and shoulders on the weekly chart.
The recent pump basically confirms the right shoulder.
All that's left now is the breakout, and with a big pattern like this, I'm sure the breakout will be just as big.

On the 12H timeframe, $BTC is forming an ascending triangle and compressing tighter by the hour.
The bullish trigger will be the FOMC later today, with an 87% chance of a rate cut.
It's only a matter of time now!

I know, FOMC is supposed to be bullish for risky assets, but always trust the chart.
Take $ETH, it's facing a major resistance, a confluence of its bearish trendline and previous support level.
Personally, I wouldn't risk opening a position here, even with a rate cut coming.

$HYPE is forming a massive falling wedge pattern.
Right now, it's sitting at a very low risk buying area, the lower trendline of this pattern.
This actually looks good for me, as the FOMC might end up being the bullish trigger, not the sell-the-news event.

$DOGE is showing a double bullish confluence.
Not only is it at a strong support level, the 200-day MA on the weekly timeframe, but the Stochastic is back at an extreme oversold level last seen almost half a year ago.
Looks like a solid mid-term hold here.

Ethereum balances on exchanges are at the lowest level since 2015!
All we need now is something to ignite a run, and Ethereum will blast through all resistance levels in a flash.

Update on the Ethereum vs Bitcoin chart
After more than 3 months of downtrend, $ETH has finally broken out of its bearish trendline against $BTC
No wonder Ethereum's been gaining momentum lately, this breakout confirms the shift.

Looking at the $TOTAL crypto market cap is one of the easiest ways to zoom out and stay grounded.
Despite the fear, everything still looks bullish. There's no breakdown, no lower low, just a strong structure of higher highs and higher lows.
Until that changes, there's nothing to panic about.

A lot of coins have started breaking out of their bearish structures lately.
Take $HYPE for example, it has finally broken above its bearish trendline.
Now there's an unfilled FVG sitting right around $33. A retest of both the FVG and the trendline would be a nice long setup.