$KAS This will be my last update for a while. HTF structure is now in a neutral or no-trend - meaning both long and short setups have equal viability. This will be the case until confirming either above 6.3c or below 2.4c. MTF structure is bullish and will remain so until closures below the 3.8c swing. Some nice areas of support have been built during this drive that could be good areas to look for entries on pullbacks. Mainly, I'm looking at this now as a big range between 6.3 and 2.4, where pushing past either level will indicate the end of the macro bear trend. Whether that's above 6.3, meaning confirming the bottom at 2.4, or below 2.4 providing the final area for long-term accumulation. I have no timeframe for any of this, as it's now different enough cyclically that it's not worth factoring in, imo. This just means price could remain in this range for nearly 6 months before it would start to look strange. And on the flip side, price could break out tomorrow and it would look completely natural. In the short-term, price has rejected from the 2D supply and it's first test of the last MTF trendline before the first HTF (Secondary) TL. Looking at this TL and the 4c S/R as a triangle - reactions here will be the first tip-off of the next move. The S/R should remain as support. Losing it will be the first sign price will instead look to those lower levels for support. It's still possible to sweep the 5.3c swing before that significant of a pullback as well. Breaking above the TL will be the tip-off this move is coming. For overhead targets, anything between the 1M and 2M supplies (5.3-8.3c) is on the table before a larger pullback is due. It will be important to monitor HTF closures against the 6.3 swing in the event of a move like this. As I said previously, price can move all the way here and still be favored to make new lows depending on closures. For lower targets, I believe anything below about 1.3c is now off the table outside of catastrophic circumstances. If the range is broken to the downside, finding a bottom between 2.1 - 1.5c is most likely by a landslide. Probabilistically, it's now likely the bottom is in. Not drastically - maybe 60/40 - but nonetheless, very close now. Obviously, this will still be swayed but whatever happens with $BTC, which as of now is in the same boat structurally on the HTFs (neutral/no-trend). That should do it. I'm banking on this info remaining relevant for a while. In the event it does somehow become outdated quicker than expected, I'll do what I can. GL to everyone and I'll hopefully see you all at new ATHs.