In this special Sunday DCMU, I'm walking you through The Better Traders Journal app and showing why we rebuilt the paper journal as a simpler daily practice for preparation, discipline, and honest self-review. Get the Better Traders Journal app for free here: journal.thebettertraders.com I cover account setup, the readiness check-in, rule commitment, pre-trade notes, position context, end-of-day reflection, calendar history, the 10-day AI review, Trading Insights, and the optional sync and privacy controls. I also explain what stays free and what comes with Pro. The goal is not to give you signals or tell you what to trade. The journal is designed to help you slow down, document your decisions, recognize patterns, and build a more consistent process across any market you choose to trade. CHAPTER MARKERS 00:00 From Print to App 02:07 Onboarding and the 10-Day Commitment 04:12 Dashboard and Daily Check-In 06:12 The Four-Point Readiness Diagnostic 08:17 Pre-Trade Notes and Positions 10:23 Locked Check-Ins and Recent Entries 13:05 The 10-Day Review and AI Insights 16:15 Position Performance and Score Trends 18:17 Anonymous Pattern Sharing and Cloud Sync 21:25 Pro Version, Free App, and Closing

Bitcoin held a stable weekend after Friday's plunge below the cloud, closing 1.4% inside the cloud on Saturday before a quiet Sunday. Price is in bullish consolidation with resistance steps at 65,622, 66K, 67K and 68K, and I still think a push toward my 69K target is possible this month since RSI hasn't tagged overbought yet. Once that move plays out I expect it to mark an exit opportunity rather than the start of a run to 75K-90K, since I still see Bitcoin bottoming near the end of September or early October. Ethereum printed a rare open long signal over the weekend, confirming the uptrend already underway after climbing 19% for the month, though I don't think this is the long entry we've been waiting for given the bear market backdrop. My downside target for ETH remains 1,073 to 1,100 if the drop extends past the current 69% drawdown. Stablecoin dominance, Bitcoin dominance, Ethereum dominance and the total market cap charts are all flashing the same signs of a stalling bottom, with thin volume keeping me cautious on any breakout. On the macro side, DXY remains in bearish consolidation with a target near 99.3, USDJPY is holding below resistance despite a massively overbought weekly chart, and S&P Futures stay in a bullish macro trend that makes any dip a buy the dip opportunity. Gold, Silver and Platinum all look primed for a snapback despite strong bearish charts, and I also cover Solana, Litecoin, Pi Network, Dexi and several viewer-requested stocks and altcoins with key levels to watch. CHAPTER MARKERS 00:00 Intro & Bitcoin weekend recap 03:06 Ethereum open long signal 07:53 Stablecoin and Bitcoin dominance 10:55 Ethereum, Solana and Top 10 dominance 13:08 Total market cap charts 16:36 S&P Futures, VIX and Dow Jones 19:24 Tesla, Nikkei and KOSPI 22:19 WTI crude oil 28:47 Solana and Litecoin market picks 50:56 Bitcoin accumulation plan and closing

Bitcoin’s pullback wicked into the daily fast line, satisfying the prior TBO close-short condition and setting up the next potential move. This update reviews the 69,000 area in focus before month end, volume confirmation, and the weekend-to-next-week market outlook. Ethereum remains in bullish consolidation while Bitcoin dominance is expected to keep pressure on lower-cap alts. The video tracks stablecoin, Ethereum, Solana, top-10, and broader crypto dominance charts for rotation and reversal context. DXY, USDJPY, S&P Futures, global indexes, commodities, precious metals, today’s crypto picks, and viewer-requested stocks are reviewed for momentum, pullback, and confirmation setups. Wait for confirmation and manage risk rather than chasing a move. CHAPTER MARKERS 00:00 Bitcoin Fast-Line Wick, TBO Close Short, and 69K Setup 03:06 Solana, Top-10, and Altcoin Dominance Rotation 05:06 DXY Support, EURUSD, USDJPY, S&P Futures, and VIX 07:24 Nikkei, Shanghai, KOSPI, Oil, and Metals 09:39 Better Traders, TBO, Phemex, and AFX Resources 11:43 CRO, ENA, ENS, PI, and DEXE Setups 14:07 BEAT, MORPHO, AERO, TIA, and GRAM 16:15 JCT, PENGU, TAO, ICP, USELESS, and Viewer Picks 20:06 NBIS, CRDO, IBM, Uber, and HIMS 22:24 Netflix and Buy-the-Dip Framework

BTC held inside Friday's candle throughout a red weekend, keeping the broader structure intact even with plenty of chop. Overhead resistance sits at 64,700 from last Monday's pivot high, with additional targets from June 22nd and the 15th-17th still valid on the way toward a potential 70,000 push. A new TBO stop loss and coil alert began ringing Sunday at 1am, signaling unpredictable volatility ahead, so my target remains that 70,000 area even as I expect a slower grind than the 19% monthly move I was originally watching for. Ethereum printed back-to-back TBO close shorts on Friday and Saturday and is now working toward the next resistance level near 1,850 before a potential run to 2,050. Stablecoin dominance combined is still waiting to tag its daily fast line near 12.033%, and I expect it to eventually push down toward the 11% range as a bottom target. Bitcoin dominance is pushing into the cloud with Ethereum dominance shifting higher, a pattern that has historically marked strong exit opportunities for longs, while Solana dominance and the Total 100 chart both point toward money rotating from large caps into lower caps as Bitcoin makes its next move. DXY printed two bearish reversal warnings on July 2nd and July 9th with three cloud pierces, and I expect it to fall toward the 99.2 area, with USDJPY closely tracking that weakness despite still-strong bullish structure. S&P Futures broke above resistance Friday with the VIX closing at its lowest level since January, while the Nikkei has slipped into its cloud in bearish consolidation and the KOSPI sits right at its fast line for a potential bounce. Oil remains stuck between its gap levels, gold and silver stay bearish below their clouds despite bullish RSI resets, and PAXG cracked below its key Fibonacci support, a signal worth watching alongside the full slate of altcoin picks covered later in the video. CHAPTER MARKERS 00:00 BTC weekend price action and resistance levels 02:17 Ethereum entry targets and resistance levels 04:33 Stablecoin dominance nearing 12% daily fast line 07:01 Total 100 altcoin rotation signal 09:57 USDJPY and US Dollar Index bearish reversal signals 14:13 KOSPI (Korean stock exchange) analysis 16:50 Silver and PAXG chart breakdown 20:47 Uniswap breakout above the TBO cloud 24:03 ZEC and Morpho chart setups 26:53 Dexy breakout and Decred reversal signal 29:36 Worldcoin bounce and Lighter chart 31:58 Hyperliquid support and Fetch (FET) targets 34:16 Cardano (ADA) long-term bearish structure 37:20 Reddit (RDDT) bear flag setup 39:46 Palo Alto Networks (PANW) profit-taking warning

BTC closed down just over 1% on Tuesday, tagging the fast line while staying inside the bullish consolidation cloud, and the red close only put a minor dent in RSI without flipping the broader structure. Ethereum still carries a TBO close short, a bullish reversal signal, and I expect a pullback toward the fast line near 1715 before any real entry makes sense. Stablecoin dominance is climbing without going overbought, Bitcoin dominance is holding inside the cloud for a third straight day, and Solana dominance and Totally dominance are both cooling off from overbought levels in normal pullback fashion. DXY moved up 0.26% after a bearish RSI reset, while USDJPY keeps grinding toward TBO resistance near 162, a level I think eventually forces a reaction from the Bank of Japan. S&P Futures closed above short-term resistance Monday only to slip back below it, Tesla whipped back 4% to close a second TBO close short, and the VIX remains in risk-off mode. Nikkei Futures closed lower by 2.27% and pushed deeper into the cloud, Hang Seng rallied 1.86% off the fast line, and KOSPI confirmed a second TBO close long, a cluster I read as a bearish reversal warning despite the strong bullish trend. Crude oil pumped 5% off an oversold streak with room to run toward the 84 gap, and gold and silver are still tracking toward their weekly fast lines. My picks this episode cover Hyperliquid, Uniswap, and Monad, all still favoring buy the dip setups into July, along with Lido, Cardano, Tezos, Monero, and Solana as pullback-to-fast-line entries. On the bearish side, Litecoin, Canton Network, and VVV are showing weakness worth watching, and I round out the update with viewer picks and stock names including Apple, Nvidia, Oracle, and USA Rare Earth. My overall stance stays bullish for BTC this month based on historical July performance, even if a deeper pullback shows up first. CHAPTER MARKERS 00:00 BTC Daily Pullback and Fast Line 02:48 Stablecoin and Bitcoin Dominance 06:12 TOTAL50.D and Buy the Dip Setup 09:24 July Bullish Outlook and Market Exhale 11:48 DXY, USDJPY, S&P Futures and VIX 16:30 Crude Oil, Gold, Silver and TBO Sale 21:18 Viewer Requests and Hyperliquid 23:54 Uniswap and Buy the Dip Entries 26:54 Cardano, Monero and Pullback Plans 30:06 Litecoin, Velvet and LAB Weakness 33:18 BONK, CHZ, ZBCN and Aerodrome 36:12 ALGO, XMR and Apple Stocks 38:54 Micron, NIO and Stock Setups 42:03 ABB, USA Rare Earth and Support Loss 45:00 Bitcoin July Rally Closing Thoughts

1/ Bitcoin looks ready to bounce into July BTC is hovering around $60k, and the Better Crypto Calendar shows Bottom Year Julys average +10%, with 2018/2022 averaging +19%

1/ Bitcoin’s bear flag just did exactly what I wanted to see Monday’s upper wick tested lost support and got rejected right at the daily TBO Fast line BTC remains strong bearish, with the next lower target around $46,870

Bitcoin is trying to bounce back into the bear flag breakdown zone, but that does not make me bullish. I am watching the recent hourly TBT bullish divergence cluster for a short-term push, while still expecting a rejection if BTC retests the newly lost support area around the mid-64K zone. Ethereum did almost nothing on Friday, and I still think it looks weak compared with the rest of the market. Stablecoin dominance, Bitcoin dominance, OTHERS dominance, TOTAL crypto market cap, and the TradFi backdrop are all still pointing me toward caution, especially with the dollar strength and yen pressure adding macro risk. In the picks section I run through my list and your list, including SUI, TAO, ETC, MYX, AVAX, WLD, LAB, HYPE, Canton Network, XLM, RENDER, AR, VVV, MAMO, MTW, SPMO, NU, and MSTR. The big theme is simple: there are a few short-term bounce signals, but I still want confirmation, volume, and clean reclaim levels before treating most of these as anything more than risky counter-trend moves. CHAPTER MARKERS 00:00 BTC bounce into bear flag resistance 03:56 Ethereum weakness and market cap debate 06:58 Stablecoin dominance, BTC dominance, and TOTAL risk 10:18 WTI, metals, and PAXG/BTC 12:18 Better Traders sale and community update 14:27 SUI, TAO, Ethereum Classic, and MYX 16:38 AVAX, Worldcoin, LAB, HYPE, and Canton Network 19:03 Viewer picks: RENDER, AR, VVV, ALLO, and MAMO 21:21 Stock picks: SPMO, NU, MSTR, and MTW 23:31 Closing reminder and tomorrow's deep dive