There's a well-known charting technique called the "cup with handle." It looks primitive: a prolonged bottom, then a rise, a pause (the handle), and finally a shot upwards. But when this pattern appears simultaneously on different assets, it's no longer a coincidence—it's a signal of a liquidity cycle.

See for yourself:

• Gold — Cup from 2012 to 2020, breakout, and it's already soared to $3600. Target achieved.

• S&P 500 — Cup in 2022–2023, breakout, target of 6500 hit.

• Bitcoin — Breakout in progress. The technical target points all the way to $300K. Yes, it sounds like fantasy, but a pattern is just the mathematics of crowd behavior.

• TOTAL3 (Altcoins excluding ETH) — Is currently right at the breakout line. If the gold and S&P scenario repeats, we're in for an "unwrapping" of the entire altcoin market.

What does this mean?

We might be in a phase where capital is seeking an outlet into risky and alternative assets. Gold has already shown how this works. The stock market has too. Now it's crypto's turn.

If the cup with handle is not a random drawing but a universal form of "liquidity accumulation," then we could be facing the largest rally in the history of alts and Bitcoin.

But don't forget: after such a rally, the "handle" can turn into a guillotine for those who jump in at the peak.

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