My $BTC and $ETH Prediction for the next few months (Explained by Chinese Astrology) 👇
This year is the Horse year, starts in February, and historically Bitcoin does not do well in a horse year, and we already have a clear example of this.
Just look back at 2014, which was also a Horse year, where BTC went through a deep, painful bear market.
From a chinese astrology perspective, this actually makes sense, because Bitcoin carries Rat energy, strategic, slow, and patient. While Horse energy is fast, emotional, and impulsive, and those two energies clash.
In Fact horse and rat forms a direct clash, which is the worse zodiac sign match.
Now here’s where things get interesting, and where most people completely miss the bigger picture.
Ethereum was born in a Goat year, and Goat and Horse form 六合 (Six Harmony), which is the best possible match in Chinese zodiac relationships, meaning harmony, support, and natural flow of energy, not conflict.
So while Bitcoin struggles to move smoothly under Horse energy, Ethereum actually benefits from it.
Here’s my prediction.
1. BTC will have it’s final leg to ATH (Late Q1), It won't do bad immediately when we go into a horse year, there's more to that....
2. ETH outperforms BTC massively once we enter horse year.
🚨President Trump says the credit card interest rates will be capped at 10% starting Jan 20, 2026.
This would be one of the biggest changes to consumer finance in decades.
Right now, most Americans are paying 20–30% interest on their credit cards. That means a large part of their monthly payment is not reducing debt, it is just servicing interest. A 10% cap would cut that burden almost in half.
For a household, this is simple: less money lost to banks, more money staying in their pocket every month.
More cash in hand means: • Better ability to pay bills • Lower financial stress • More room to spend on daily needs • And more risk appetite
The U.S. credit card market is over $1.3 trillion. Americans pay more than $100 billion every year just in interest.
If even a small part of that stays with consumers, it becomes spending power. That is a direct liquidity injection into households increasing their risk appetite.
Equities usually respond before anything else. And when equities stabilize, crypto tends to follow because risk appetite improves.
Now comes the bearish risk.
Banks earn a huge part of their profits from credit card interest. At 10%, margins compress sharply.
So banks have a choice: • accept lower profits • or protect themselves by tightening lending
If this happens, millions of households could lose access to credit.
And that flips the entire outcome.
Instead of more spending, you get: • less borrowing • less consumption • slower money circulation
So this policy has two completely different futures:
1) If credit stays available: This becomes a consumer liquidity boost. Spending rises > Retail benefits > Markets strengthen > Crypto follows risk on sentiment.
2) If credit tightens: This becomes a credit contraction event. Spending falls > Banks pull back > Markets get cautious > Crypto faces risk off pressure.
The most important thing will be how this is managed, so that it boosts the economy and does not cripple it. $BTC
Here is a test as to whether your problem is Greed or Ignorance.
First question If you had a $5,000 trading account and a guarantee that it would be $2,400,000 in 6 years, and $53,000,000 in 9 years, would you accept the guarantee happily? Or would you think the growth is too slow, and look for something else to do with your money?
Second Question If you had a $5,000 account and had a trading strategy that generated 2% a week, would you trade that system happily and diligently? Or would you think the growth is too slow, and look for a new trading strategy?
If you happily accepted the terms of the first question but rejected the second, your problem is ignorance. 2% per week with a $5,000 trading account is the same thing as a $53,000,000 return in 9 years.
Most of you would instantly accept the 2% per week strategy when it's framed with the end result of $53,000,000 in 9 years, but would reject a strategy that sustained 2% per week, with a small account if its framed as a weekly result.
Here is the problem: You don’t get to choose what edges exist in the market, and a 2% per week edge puts you in the company of the best traders to ever live, yet many people would reject it as "too slow". If you consider having a trading strategy that puts you among the best traders to ever live as "too slow", that is by definition ignorance. $SOL
If you have under $1k, go for 2x-3x flips (no moonbags)
If you have between $1k-$10k, sell 70% of your bag at 3x and ride the rest to dust or moon
If you have $10k - $100k, do not ape into small memecoins anymore, go for higher size low risk bets with big memes.
If you have $100k - $1m, you should be sizing into big mcaps memes and going for 3x-5x MAX (do not hold for the moon, becaue the memes are already so big)
If you have $1m, stable most of your portfolio and accumulate $BTC $SOL $ETH XRP.
The "Sell Wall" is a paper tiger. Banks are naked shorting a metal that is physically disappearing. When the vaults run dry, the paper price goes to zero and the physical price goes to the moon.
Before the flashy stuff… Before the trips, the cars, the watches
Remember who was there when you had nothing. Who listened to you talk about crypto when no one else cared. Who told you to keep going when it felt pointless.
Take care of them first. Secure your future. Then go enjoy it.
If you’re emotional, your size is wrong. If you’re greedy, it’s time to pay yourself. If you’re scared, you’re overexposed. If you’re tilted, log off and take a break. If a trade keeps you awake, you’re gambling.
If you’re forcing it, you don’t have a setup. If you’re overtrading, you lack patience. If you’re chasing FOMO, you’re exit liquidity. If you trade every meta, you have no edge. If you don’t journal, you’ll repeat mistakes.
If the chart looks messy, zoom out. If price is chopping, wait for structure. If you can’t define risk, don’t touch it. If your bias fights the chart, the chart wins. If volume dies, attention has moved.
If you trade scared, you’ll make bad decisions. If you don’t respect $50, you’ll struggle with $10k. If you size up too early, you’ll blow up too early. If you try to catch everything, you’ll catch nothing.
Most traders don’t lose because they can’t read charts. They lose because they can’t control themselves. $SOL $XRP $BNB
Golden rules every trading beginner should remember:
1. Fast drop, slow rise → accumulation signal 2. Fast rise, slow drop → sell signal 3. Price rises on low volume → likely to keep rising 4. Price falls on low volume → likely to keep falling 5. Price rises on high volume → pullback is likely 6. Price falls on high volume → rebound is likely 7. Low volume with no upward move → top is emerging 8. Low volume with no downward move → top has formed $BTC $ETH $BNB