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Summary

Jordan Camirand argues that Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the broader altcoin market are facing rejection at their first significant weekly resistance levels. He views the pullback as a potential buying opportunity rather than evidence that the market bottom has failed.

He says he added 10% of his remaining stablecoins to crypto, moving from 75% to 85% invested and leaving about 15% in stablecoins for possible further purchases.

His central thesis is that breakouts from bear-market accumulation ranges have often been followed by brief retests—sometimes just wicks on the weekly chart—before prices continued higher. He expects similar behavior now, while acknowledging that prices could fall further. He believes Bitcoin is near its correction low and is strongly convinced that the altcoin-market bottom is behind it.

Assets, Indicators, and Levels

• Bitcoin (BTC): Retesting the May 2026 high after falling from weekly resistance. Camirand says the current weekly candle may become a wick and that Bitcoin may be near its correction low.
• Ethereum (ETH): Has not yet fallen below the May 2026 high. Camirand says he would like to buy below $2,400, potentially around $2,300.
• Altcoins / Total 3: Total 3 represents the broad altcoin market excluding Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins. Camirand says it retested the May 2026 high and identifies $491 billion as a key level.
• Stablecoins and stablecoin dominance: Stablecoin dominance has reached what he describes as its first weekly support zone.
• Bitcoin dominance: Currently rising, according to Camirand. He expects it could return toward a descending trendline near 63% before declining.
• Ethereum dominance and ETH/BTC: He expects Ethereum dominance to return toward the top of its range, based on his view that the ETH/BTC bottom is already in.
• Market timing: He does not expect a broad altcoin season until Bitcoin makes new all-time highs. Until then, he expects individual altcoins to take turns outperforming.

Strategy and Framework

• Treat pullbacks to former bear-market accumulation ranges or breakout retests as possible opportunities to add, if you believe the market bottom is in.
• Use staged buying rather than going all in. Camirand reports adding 10% of his stablecoins while keeping some funds available in case prices fall further.
• Focus on weekly or monthly charts rather than hourly or daily price action, which he says can encourage emotional decisions.
• Have a clear investment thesis. Camirand’s thesis is based on bullish divergences in Bitcoin and Total 3, along with his interpretation of the four-year cycle.
• Avoid reacting emotionally to every setback.
• Risk caution: Camirand describes this as a spot-market approach and advises against using leverage. He notes that prices can fall further and recommends keeping additional stablecoins available for that possibility.

Key Figures and Historical Comparisons

• Reported portfolio allocation: 85% invested and about 15% in stablecoins, after moving from 75% invested. Later wording about retaining “50%” of stablecoins conflicts with these figures and appears inconsistent in the subtitles.
• Potential ETH buying levels: Below $2,400, with around $2,300 also mentioned.
• Total 3 retest level: $491 billion.
• Bitcoin dominance trendline target: Approximately 63%.
• Typical pullbacks: Camirand says crypto markets can experience 10–20% pullbacks during consolidations.
• Historical examples: He cites Bitcoin retests after accumulation-range breakouts in 2015, 2018 (during the COVID crash), and 2023, as well as altcoin-market examples around 2020 and 2024. He characterizes these retests as brief wicks rather than sustained weekly closes back inside the ranges.

Disclosure

The video description states that the content is not financial advice.

Presenter/source: Jordan Camirand. The subtitles also render his name as “Jordan Cameron.”