JOB MARKET REKT, BTC DOWNSIDE, SPX REVERSING, GOLD CONTINUING?

Krown · 27 Feb 2026, 18:27 UTC · 1:33:11 · Watch on YouTube

As of 3 Nov 2026, 11:26 UTC. Updated hourly as new videos are read.

BTC near publication: $66,0954-hour candle close · 27 Feb 2026, 16:00 UTC · BTC/USDT

ETH near publication: $1,9494-hour candle close · 27 Feb 2026, 16:00 UTC · ETH/USDT

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Changed since their last video: months moved sideways to down; cycle flipped up to down.

Next days (next 1–7 days): Expects down (timeframe is our reading): where is price action likely to go? very likely back down to these lows. ▶ 19:19 Said again while their call of 24 Feb 2026 was open, so it counts once; that call was wrong: 64k when said, 67.7k on 3 Mar 2026 (+5.9%).
Next months (next 2–6 months): Leans down (timeframe is our reading): that Bitcoin is probably going to find a low in the mid- $50,000 territory ▶ 16:03 The call was right: 66.1k when said, 60.8k on 27 Jun 2026 (−8.0%).
This cycle (next 6–18 months): Leans down (timeframe is our reading): downside bias remains and getting into the bearish control zone has generally not been good historically speaking. ▶ 21:21 Said again while their call of 6 Oct 2025 was open, so it counts once; that call was right: 124.2k when said, 86.2k on 6 Oct 2026 (−30.6%).

If closure below 62,500 breaks the descending triangle lows, then 55k (next weeks): closure below 62500. And that would imply a target all the way down to where? It would imply a target all the way down to about 55,000 bucks. ▶ 19:56
If trading above Tuesday's high of 70,57x, then 75–80k (next weeks): trading above the Tuesday high of 70,57 would very likely do it for me. And at that point, very likely looking at a move towards, you know, 75, maybe even 80,000 bucks. ▶ 18:39
If quick wick down and weekly close back above 60,000, then no target given (next weeks): close the weekly back above 60,000 bucks. If I see something like that, I would be, you know, a sort of low believer ▶ 20:08

80k: Resistance (reversal above it would make hidden bullish divergence look like a real reversal rather than a pity bounce): it would really have to pop back up and reverse above about 80,000 bucks before that looks like a you know like a reversal hidden bullish evidence ▶ 1:30:51
71.5k: Resistance (weekly stochastic pivot on CME; a close above would be an optimistic signal): closing above the weekly stoastic pivot. It's very far away right now. Bless you, Elsa. Uh, but it would be 71,500. ▶ 26:50
68.3k: Resistance (Raven ribbon midband on the daily; below it downside bias remains): as long as it's below 68,300, you know, downside bias remains. ▶ 17:33
62.5k: Support (equal lows of a descending triangle): and we got same lows here at 63 or sorry, 62,500 or so. ▶ 19:45
55–60k: Target (area where a prolonged consolidation is expected): but I'm still looking at this $55,000 to $60,000 area as very likely at least be getting at least be getting, you know, a much more prolonged consolidation. ▶ 16:51
55k: Target (implied target of the triangle breakdown): closure below 62500. And that would imply a target all the way down to where? It would imply a target all the way down to about 55,000 bucks. ▶ 19:56

Their own position: Not said.

No change since their last video.

Next days (next 1–7 days): Leans down (timeframe is our reading): I have to be biased towards this thing coming back down to 1850, maybe even all the way back down specifically to 1,800. ▶ 52:18 The call was wrong: 1.95k when said, 1.98k on 6 Mar 2026 (+1.5%).

If break below 1,800, then no target given (next weeks): If you do break below $1,800, this thing will actually have an implied move probably another $200 lower. So somewhere around 15 to 1600 if that were to happen. ▶ 52:23

1.8–1.85k: Target (hidden bearish divergence on the last lower high): I have to be biased towards this thing coming back down to 1850, maybe even all the way back down specifically to 1,800. ▶ 52:18

Their own position: Not said.

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