This video delivers critical insights into the Fed's November FOMC meeting where they announced quantitative tightening (QT) will end December 1st, 2025—a pivotal shift for crypto markets. The host provides deep analysis comparing this cycle to 2019, when Bitcoin topped before QT ended at $14K. He explores whether Bitcoin's October top at $109K could mirror that pattern (10x the 2019 peak would be $140K). Key technical levels discussed include the 50-week moving average as the definitive cycle-end indicator, with two consecutive weekly closes below it signaling a bear market. The video challenges common assumptions about monetary policy's impact on crypto, arguing this cycle "feels different" precisely because QT and restrictive rates have suppressed altcoin euphoria while Bitcoin dominance remains elevated at 2019 levels. The host presents a compelling December thesis: if Bitcoin doesn't reach new all-time highs by month's end when QT officially concludes, a slow 2026 downtrend is likely. However, he identifies a bullish scenario where altcoin liquidity flows back to Bitcoin, potentially driving one final rally to $130-140K before the cycle top. The analysis includes specific support levels at $74K (May low, 50% retracement from theoretical $140K top) and $60K (prior ATH). Viewers gain actionable frameworks for position management and understanding why Bitcoin dominance continues rising while altcoins languish—making BTC the superior hold in this uncertain environment until proven otherwise.