BTCUSD Fibonacci Time zones
I have drawn a Fibonacci time zone for each cycle from the top to the point the bottom is reached. After this, the Fibonacci sequence begins to count.
I am starting at the top of 2011 to the bottom at the end of 2011, and these time zones count in vertical black lines.
After this, I drew another Fibonacci time zone from the top of 2014 to the bottom in 2015, and here again, a new count starts and is visible in dashed lines.
Finally, from the top of 2017 to the bottom of 2018, I once again drew a Fibonacci timezone, which is visible in the dotted line. Based on the Elliot Wave principle, in which waves 1, 5, 21, and 89 are cycle peaks, and waves 2, 8, 34, and 144 are complete market cycles.
When I apply this principle to the drawn fib time zone tool described above, I conclude that it gives pretty accurate insight into when possible tops and bottoms are set; each number of each illustrated fib tool is in a different subdivision and grade.
For example, the 3 indicates when the price will reach an all-time high for the first time after a bear market; I marked this in orange.
Red indicates a top of a bull market, and ditto for 13 and 21.
Number 8 shows the bottom of the bear market.
We are again at point 8, where a bottom would be set. In my view, Bitcoin is getting ready for another first impulsive wave of a new trend.
In my Elliott Wave count, in 2019 to 14k wave 1, ABC correction with wave C completed in March 2020. This was followed by an impulsive wave 3 ending in early 2021 and then a truncated fifth in November 2021.
I am starting at the top of 2011 to the bottom at the end of 2011, and these time zones count in vertical black lines.
After this, I drew another Fibonacci time zone from the top of 2014 to the bottom in 2015, and here again, a new count starts and is visible in dashed lines.
Finally, from the top of 2017 to the bottom of 2018, I once again drew a Fibonacci timezone, which is visible in the dotted line. Based on the Elliot Wave principle, in which waves 1, 5, 21, and 89 are cycle peaks, and waves 2, 8, 34, and 144 are complete market cycles.
When I apply this principle to the drawn fib time zone tool described above, I conclude that it gives pretty accurate insight into when possible tops and bottoms are set; each number of each illustrated fib tool is in a different subdivision and grade.
For example, the 3 indicates when the price will reach an all-time high for the first time after a bear market; I marked this in orange.
Red indicates a top of a bull market, and ditto for 13 and 21.
Number 8 shows the bottom of the bear market.
We are again at point 8, where a bottom would be set. In my view, Bitcoin is getting ready for another first impulsive wave of a new trend.
In my Elliott Wave count, in 2019 to 14k wave 1, ABC correction with wave C completed in March 2020. This was followed by an impulsive wave 3 ending in early 2021 and then a truncated fifth in November 2021.
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