tldr;

sol remains the dominant chain of the cycle,

jup buyback alignment should provide enough catalyst for a break out of its range, tho its effects feel overstated by CT

catstanbul developments should provide catalyst for a sustained move out

chart vaguely resembles another reaccumulation

medium timeframe to top 40

buyback simulation if it was started 1y ago

https://dune.com/artemisrsch/jup-buyback-simulation

happy cny to those who celebrate!

have a great reunion dinner

spend time w the ones that matter

HUAT

Increase your contact points

https://x.com/gritcult/status/1883955982486933960?s=46&t=2q9OLMlaobNlHLewOXT4uA

FED LEAVES RATES UNCHANGED

*FED REMOVES REFERENCE TO INFLATION MAKING PROGRESS TOWARD GOAL

*POWELL: WE DO EXPECT TO SEE FURTHER PROGRESS ONÄNFLATION

*POWELL: RIGHT NOW WE FEEL LIKE WE'RE IN A VERY GOOD PLACE

*POWELL: SENTENCE ON INFLATION NOT MEANT TO SEND SIGNAL

Powell says removal of "inflation" line is just clean up to shorten sentence, not determination that inflation is rising again

i hate that i have to say this but

is it (finally) time for eth?

feels to me like participants got tired of the sol extractive conditions and decided to start bidding eth memes or something

in any case im still an observer for now

There is 1 trade catalyst for ETH that is worth mentioning, and I don't think the offer itself is attractive but the perception of market participants is more important in this case:

ETH staking ETF

ETH yield is obviously not as attractive as tbills, when taking risks into account, but I think it is one decent sized bullet in the near term that ETH might have with getting retail to pile in (crypto natives)