Traditional economic metrics (inverted yield curve, Fed Funds Rate and Unemployment) indicate a stock crash is likely to time approximately (give or take a couple months) with the dropping of the Fed Funds Rate, which is going to begin happening soon. Many indicators are lining up for a bitcoin top in 2-3 months. However, we have no blow-off parabolic rise, but maybe there won’t be one and that’s how everyone gets fooled? There’s so many different ways this cycle could go, but I feel it’s unwise to ignore the underlying economic indicators above which were correct in 2000 and 2008. Recommended to view chart in 4k (on phone, press and hold image and select "view in high resolution") Observations: 🔹 While the Fed made a nominal decrease in interest rates last year, it was not significant and they did not continue dropping it (much like in 2020). 🔹 To those who say "there will be no crash; this time is different", I say: we haven't waited long enough to know. The Fed Funds rate...
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