Is Bitcoin’s Counter-Trend Rally Done?


    What Pattern Is Emerging?

    Although, as said, I so far missed the mark on where I ideally would have liked to see BTC top ($55K vs. $48K), please know already in early January I was looking for “a last drop to around $32+/-2K.” and back then “I expect[ed] this b-wave to challenge the resistance zone at $57.5K to $60K.” See here.

    What has happened since? BTC dropped to $32.9K and rallied to $48.2K. Now that the upside target was not reached is simply based on an initial assumption, which is “the anticipate” phase. I honestly do not know of any other tool available that can forecast such price movements months ahead of time.

    Thus, after three waves down and three waves back up, the question now is whether the corrective bounce is already over or if we can expect it to become more complex. Figure 1 above shows the two main options currently on the table. Ultimately Bitcoin will choose one of them, and we will be ready: forewarned is forearmed.

    The simplest option is that (black) major wave-a and -b of (blue) Primary-IV are complete, and wave-c of IV is now underway. C-waves are often made up of five smaller waves, which I have outlined in Figure 1A in how they should ideally progress. The ultimate downside target zone is $25,5-28K, which should align with the 200w SMA (summer of this year). How do we know this path will be taken? A rally to the “wave-ii?” target zone and a break below yesterday’s low.

    The alternative is that Primary IV is becoming more complex and morphing into a triangle. See Figure 1B. The counter-trend rally, wave-b, is subdividing into an intricate a-b-c pattern. Red intermediate waves a, b are complete, and wave-c is underway. It should ideally target ~$59.8K and, finally, fulfill my original call from four months ago. How do we know this path will be taken? Simple. As long as yesterday’s low holds and the price of BTC rallies back above the late March high.

    Bottom Line and Bitcoin Price Forecast

    BTC is in a multi-month Primary-IV correction of the same degree as the Primary-II wave that ended in 2018 after the 2017 Primary-I top. 4th waves are tricky and can morph into at least 12 different patterns. Knowing which of these beforehand is impossible. Now that more price data has become available, it appears two options remain, and BTC can soon determine the proverbial “last man standing.”

    • Rally to around a $44+/-1K and drop below yesterday’s low opens up the door to $25,5-28K for Primary-IV. And from where the Primary-V rally to $150K+ can start.
    • Hold today’s low, break above the late-March high, and rally to around $69+/-1K before falling back to around current levels for Primary-IV. And from where the Primary-V rally to $150K+ can start

    Thus the stage has been set. We anticipate the next move and can monitor it to see which of these two options BTC will choose.



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