It's just past midnight here in the U.K, but before I retire to bed let me leave you with a little something in the midst of this volatility.

Firstly, looking at the altcoin dominance chart — I called this the wall of worry for a reason. Extreme volatility in the pink zone was always to be expected. Just look back at the same area in 2021 before the altseason breakout. Did you really think we’d see a clean breakout before a massive shakeout, letting those 10–100x leverage plays run freely into the horizon of an alt pump? I don’t think so.

How long this “washing machine” price action continues before the breakout remains to be seen, but as long as we’re holding within the pink zone and above the Gaussian midline, the game is still on. As bad as it may seem on some individual Alt charts, viewed through the lens of Equinox Valley on the inverse $BTC.D chart, today's dip is still just a bounce on the grass for BTC.D, not even managing to dip into the water yet. The chart is still bearish for BTC.D and bullish for alts.

Your Guide to Equinox Valley 🌈

This is a guide for the 100 followers that were granted access as promised.

Equinox Valley is designed as a landscape—a visual brain hack—tapping into our brain’s natural ability to absorb scenery and color, just like in nature. It complements your regular TA, offering a fresh lens—especially when you're fatigued by too much data.

Don’t let the colors or the fact I said it works with kids fool you—this is a powerful tool that performs multi-timeframe analysis to paint the full market picture on a single chart.

Let's dive into it 👇

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1. The Analogy

I’ve re imagined Ichimoku to read 3 different timeframes and create a terrain for a land I’ve named Equinox Valley. When the skies are sunny and the terrain is lush and sloping upward, with green grass and a river flowing through the land beneath, it’s a good time to be in the markets—it’s springtime in Equinox Valley. The price bouncing off the grass is good, but when it dips into the water, it could get dangerous. And when it’s in the soil, it can be hard to get out. When the clouds appear, and the greenery and water disappear, and all we have is barren land—it’s winter in Equinox Valley, and we shouldn’t be in the market.