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Here are all the instances for 6% drops found by my engine. Last 4 times were solid bottoms

Qs down 4% and VIX up 40%, here's when it's happended. Usually its near a bottom. One can hope

2026 / 2023 It's literally the same...

Are we really doing this again? Apparently this Wednesday's FOMC is the most important of our lifetime. People say this a lot especially when price action has been this bad leading up to it. The good news is that historically similar lead-ups led to a short-term relief bounce.

Crazy stuff. Had to lower the threshold cause >25% wasn't finding any matches. Last time it crashed over 20% in a day was during Covid.

A few possible paths for ethereum:native comparing the last 3 months with historical analogs found by the engine.

$BTC historically likes this staircase pattern of consolidating within a range, putting in a few days of exceptional performance, then chopping some more at a higher range. If this keeps up, we could enter a $100k to $110k range by the beginning of November.

Bitcoin's outlook for the coming months, a case study prepared exclusively with the Orion Engine's tools: a short thread. 🧵 First off, looking at the Historical view, on the past one year, it is clear $BTC has undergone a prolonged drawdown similar to every major one before.

Think it's relevant to bring this thread back up We are seeing Copper/Gold enter a new expansion phase, the last one of which took place in 2020-2021 (and not 2023-2024 in the AI/M2 rally) Bitcoin has put in its bottom after a "muted" 50% drawdown instead of a typical 70-80% bear market We've been insisting on the mid-cycle thesis for months not because it's my opinion but because all the charts, macro context, and correlations are pointing to it And this matters greatly as it shapes the outlook of wether we are entering a "new" bull market or if it's a continuation of the previous one. A new expansion phase, sure, but not a new bull market Remember equities and indices have not entered a macro bear market like Bitcoin has. The historical precedent for this is a mid-cycle correction where Bitcoin recovers sharply and enters its parabolic phase quickly while many expect a new prolonged cycle Bitcoin/Gold also had bottomed in February despite BTC/USD making a new low in June, which was the same scenario as in 2020 The mid-cycle thesis is why the 4 year cycle bottom in October didn't make sense, and expecting 30-40k was not a smart idea Again, all of this is supported by the charts and historical precedent. And like the saying goes, history doesn't repeat but often rhymes. Studying history is the best way to contextualize where in the cycle we might be today

You can type "qqq up 2.7% in one session while breadth negative" in the Orion Engine and find out in a few seconds the last times this condition happended and what usually followed. Works on almost any set of conditions, try it out.