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$BTC | 1W MACRO OUTLOOK A look back at the bigger picture. The original macro count was already tracking the completion of 1/A, with 44,375.13 and 34,635.66 marked as the deeper areas to watch for the broader 2/B correction. As price developed, the structure began to unfold more clearly. So far, I’m tracking the possibility that Wave (A) of 2/B has completed, followed by the current A-B-C recovery for Wave (B). If this recovery completes and the structure confirms lower, the next phase I’ll be watching is Wave (C) toward the same projected macro areas: 44,375.13 • 34,635.66 Disclaimer: This is my personal Elliott Wave analysis, shared for educational purposes only. It is not financial advice. Always do your own research and manage your risk.

$USOIL | 4H UPDATE One of the things I appreciate most about Elliott Wave is being able to follow the structure as it unfolds, one wave at a time. Back on August 3, I was already tracking the completion of 1/A around 93.533, followed by a possible 2/B correction toward the 76.147 to 72.006 area. Price later reached that projected correction zone, reacted from it, and has now climbed back toward the 1/A high. The goal is never to predict every single move. It is to stay patient, follow the structure, and let price confirm the next wave. For now, I’m still watching the possible 3/C scenario, with the next projected areas at: 107.935 • 112.222 • 117.929 Forecast first. Confirmation after. One wave at a time. Disclaimer: This is my personal Elliott Wave analysis, shared for educational purposes only. It is not financial advice. Always do your own research and manage your risk.

$QNT | 3W MACRO OUTLOOK Stepping back to the 3W chart and looking at the full available price history, this is the broader Elliott Wave structure I’m currently tracking for QNT. My current macro count suggests that Waves ①, ②, and ③ are already complete, with Wave ① developing as a diagonal. For Wave ④, I’m tracking a possible contracting A-B-C-D-E triangle. As long as the 49.881 contracting triangle invalidation remains intact, the structure stays valid. If the triangle completes and price confirms higher, the next areas I’ll be watching for Macro Wave ⑤ are: 478.347 • 937.140 • 1,835.971 For now, I’m letting the structure confirm itself. No need to force the count. Patience, discipline, and risk management always. 🤍 Disclaimer: This is my personal Elliott Wave analysis, shared for educational purposes only. It is not financial advice. Always do your own research and manage your risk.

$QNT | 4H OUTLOOK Watching the current 1/A → 2/B → 3/C structure unfold. The 2/B correction appears complete around 59.224, with price now recovering toward the 68.308 confirmation level. If confirmed, the next areas I’ll be watching are: 77.029 • 79.454 • 83.537 For now, I’m letting price confirm the structure first. No need to force the count. Patience, discipline, and risk management always. 🤍 Disclaimer: This is my personal Elliott Wave analysis, shared for educational purposes only. It is not financial advice. Always do your own research and manage your risk.

$ETHFI | 12H OUTLOOK 📊 ETHFI appears to have completed Wave 2/B following the advance into Wave 1/A. Price is now testing the previous high around the $0.48 area. A sustained break above this level would strengthen the case that Wave 3/C is already underway. For now, I’m watching the structure and how price reacts around the Wave 1/A high. Educational purposes only. Not financial advice.

$USOIL | BEFORE & AFTER 📊 First chart was created on August 3, 2026. I was expecting USOIL to continue lower and complete Wave 2/B around the $76.147–$72.006 area. Price eventually tapped the zone and reacted strongly from there. Now we’re trading back above $83, and I’m watching how the structure develops from here. If this count continues to play out, Wave 3/C is the next move I’m looking for, with $107.935–$117.929 as the upside area. One step at a time. We follow the structure and let the market do the rest.

$PEPE | 5D OUTLOOK 📉 PEPE continues to develop within a broader corrective structure following the completion of a larger impulsive advance labeled Wave 1/A near $0.000028098. From an Elliott Wave perspective, the decline from that high appears to be unfolding as an A-B-C correction, with Wave (A) already completed and Wave (B) forming a corrective triangle before price resumed its decline. The preferred scenario suggests that Wave (C) of the larger Wave 2/B is still in progress. As long as the broader bearish structure remains intact, PEPE could continue moving lower toward the $0.000002499–$0.000001294 support zone, which remains my primary area of interest for the potential completion of Wave 2/B. The larger bullish Elliott Wave count remains valid as long as price stays above the major invalidation level at $0.000000556. If the correction eventually completes while respecting this level, I will reassess the structure for signs of the next larger impulsive advance. The market will ultimately determine whether this Elliott Wave count remains valid. Until then, I continue to respect the current corrective structure and remain flexible if price action provides a valid reason to reassess the count. This analysis is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice.

$HYPE | 1D BEARISH OUTLOOK 📉 HYPE continues to respect a broader corrective structure following the completion of a larger impulsive advance. From an Elliott Wave perspective, the recent rebound appears to be corrective in nature, suggesting that the market may still be developing Wave 2/B before the next leg lower. As long as price remains below the previous swing highs, the preferred scenario remains bearish. If this wave count remains valid, HYPE could gradually decline toward the $39.28–$33.55 support zone, which is the primary area of interest for the potential completion of Wave 2/B. The market will ultimately decide whether this Elliott Wave count remains valid. Until then, I continue to respect the current structure while remaining flexible enough to adapt if price action proves otherwise. This analysis is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice.

$HYPE | 8H OUTLOOK 📈 HYPE appears to have completed a complex Wave 4/B correction, with price now showing the early stages of a potential impulsive advance. From an Elliott Wave perspective, the recent decline looks complete, followed by an initial five-wave structure off the lows. If this count remains valid, the market may now be developing Wave 5/C, with an upside objective near the $100 area. The current Elliott Wave count remains valid as long as price holds above the invalidation level at $51.11. A break below this level would invalidate the preferred bullish scenario and require a reassessment of the wave structure. Elliott Wave is not about predicting every move with certainty. It is about identifying the highest-probability market structure, defining objective invalidation levels, and adapting only when price action provides a valid reason to do so. This analysis is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice.

$BTC | 1W UPDATE 📈 I charted this Elliott Wave roadmap on October 18, 2025. The second chart shows how the market unfolded as of August 3, 2026. When I first shared this analysis, I received a lot of criticism. Many believed Bitcoin would continue going straight up and that a deeper correction wasn’t possible. That’s completely fine because everyone is entitled to their own market view. As an Elliottician, my responsibility isn’t to predict every move with certainty. It’s to analyze the market objectively using Elliott Wave rules, identify the highest-probability structure, define invalidation levels, and adapt only when price provides a valid reason to do so. This isn’t about proving who was right or wrong. Markets don’t reward opinions. They reward discipline, risk management, and the ability to follow a structured plan. I’m not a perfect Elliottician, and I never claim to be. There will always be alternative counts, and I adapt whenever the market invalidates a scenario. That’s part of professional analysis. I’m grateful to those who took the time to understand the chart with an open mind. Some even shared that it helped them manage risk and make better decisions. If you disagree with an analysis, that’s completely okay. Instead of dismissing it outright, take the time to understand the structure and reasoning behind it. Even if it doesn’t match your own view, it can still provide another perspective. Elliott Wave isn’t about predicting the future with certainty. It’s about preparing for probabilities while respecting risk.

$USOIL | 4H OUTLOOK 🛢️📉 The current structure continues to favor the bearish scenario. After completing the impulsive advance, price appears to be unfolding an A-B-C corrective sequence, with wave B likely completed. As long as price remains below the invalidation level at 93.533, the primary expectation remains a continuation toward the projected 2/B zone. In Elliott Wave Theory, the focus isn’t on predicting every candle. It’s about identifying the highest-probability market structure, respecting invalidation levels, and managing risk accordingly. The market decides the outcome; our job is simply to follow the structure. 📊 Running profit on this position: +1,379.61% (at the time of posting). This analysis is shared for educational purposes only and is not financial advice.

$SOL | 1W UPDATE 📈 This was one of my higher-timeframe bearish scenarios shared in October 2025. At the time, the market was approaching a key resistance area, with $294 identified as the invalidation level for the bearish count. Over the following months, price failed to invalidate the structure and instead continued moving in the expected direction. As of this update, $SOL is trading around $73, keeping the broader Elliott Wave count intact. One reason I rely on higher-timeframe analysis is that it allows the market enough room to develop without getting distracted by short-term volatility. A single chart won’t capture every swing, but a well-defined structure can provide a reliable roadmap as price unfolds over time. Every market has multiple possibilities, but having a clear preferred count, an invalidation level, and proper risk management is what keeps the analysis objective.

$SUSD | 1W UPDATE 📈 Back in June 2025, I shared this higher timeframe Elliott Wave roadmap for $SUSD, with the expectation that price would continue lower toward the Wave 2/B region. Fast forward to July 2026, the updated chart shows that the bearish scenario continued to unfold and price has now reached the projected target area. This is why I always prefer starting with the higher timeframe. It helps filter out short term noise and keeps the focus on the dominant market structure. No analysis is perfect, and every wave count should always have a clear invalidation level. But when the larger structure remains intact, patience often becomes one of the biggest edges a trader can have. The market doesn’t owe us certainty. Our job is to identify the highest probability path, manage risk, and let price do the rest.

$BNB | 6D UPDATE 📈 In November 2025, I shared this high-timeframe Elliott Wave roadmap for $BNB. The second chart shows how the market unfolded over the following months. I intentionally didn’t relabel the wave count so you can compare the original analysis with the current market structure. Elliott Wave isn’t about predicting every price movement with certainty. It’s about identifying the highest-probability market structure, defining clear invalidation levels, and adapting only when price action provides a valid reason to do so. Consistency comes from following objective Elliott Wave rules, not from constantly changing the wave count. Let price confirm the structure, respect your invalidation levels, manage your risk, and let the market unfold one wave at a time.

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