The SPX vs BTC fractal pattern is still playing out. Based on the latest technical structure, there's a compelling case for Bitcoin to pull back toward the 1 Fibonacci zone around the 70k level. When's the timing? Early 2026 looks like the window if this pattern continues.
What makes this interesting is how it aligns with Gold's movement. The correlation between BTC and major market indices—particularly when viewed through this fractal lens—suggests we might be looking at a synchronized correction across multiple asset classes. Gold's behavior here actually validates the broader technical setup.
The fractal framework gives us something concrete to watch: if BTC respects this fib level and the timing holds, it'll confirm that macro cycles are genuinely driving these moves, not just noise. Worth monitoring closely as we head into next year.
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FlashLoanKing
· 01-02 19:03
Will it only retrace to 70k by early 2026? Then I still have to grit my teeth and hold on... If this fractal doesn't work, I'm done.
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GasFeeLady
· 01-01 20:08
ngl the 70k fib zone timing feels sus... watched this exact pattern play out in 2021 and gwei spiked right when everyone thought they had it figured out. early 2026 is basically "we don't really know" dressed up fancy lol
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WalletDetective
· 01-01 13:01
70k? Bro, this pullback will have to wait until next year, it's too hard to endure.
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MidnightTrader
· 2025-12-31 13:55
70k is back again... Every time, they say Fibonacci needs to break the level, but what’s the result?
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Early 2026? Then we might as well wait to die, who the TM can wait that long?
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I believe in the correlation between gold and BTC, but macro cycle driving? Just listen and don’t take it too seriously.
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The fractal pattern theory feels like armchair quarterbacking after the fact...
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They’re starting to talk about correlation again. Basically, it’s still gambling on the market.
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ForkItAll
· 2025-12-31 13:55
70k is really a hurdle, but the prediction for early 2026 is a bit too far ahead.
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The recent correlation between gold and Bitcoin is interesting; it feels like they are telling the same story.
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The fractal theory still needs to be validated by subsequent trends; drawing lines alone is easy.
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Let's see the outcome next year; anyway, I’ve marked it first.
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If this fib level can really hold, that would be impressive.
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The macro cycle theory is back again; I believe in it every time, haha.
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What’s the probability of a pullback from 70k? Or is it just a game of probabilities?
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Gold’s performance has indeed been a bit of a boost, but the correlation is something that hindsight makes the strongest.
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Let’s wait and see; there’s still some time before 2026 to verify.
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It seems that people interested in fractals have recently been looking at this chart; it’s a bit concentrated.
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ForkMaster
· 2025-12-31 13:52
I've had my eye on the 70k level for a long time. 2026, huh? Still over a year to go. In the meantime, who knows how many more retail investors will be squeezed out.
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BlockchainBrokenPromise
· 2025-12-31 13:41
70k? Bro, I don't quite understand this fractal of yours, but it feels like another prediction that will be proven wrong.
Let's wait until early 2026 to discuss it; it's a bit early to hype this now.
The SPX vs BTC fractal pattern is still playing out. Based on the latest technical structure, there's a compelling case for Bitcoin to pull back toward the 1 Fibonacci zone around the 70k level. When's the timing? Early 2026 looks like the window if this pattern continues.
What makes this interesting is how it aligns with Gold's movement. The correlation between BTC and major market indices—particularly when viewed through this fractal lens—suggests we might be looking at a synchronized correction across multiple asset classes. Gold's behavior here actually validates the broader technical setup.
The fractal framework gives us something concrete to watch: if BTC respects this fib level and the timing holds, it'll confirm that macro cycles are genuinely driving these moves, not just noise. Worth monitoring closely as we head into next year.