BTC - Update1 - Up to $60,000 in a few days
UPDATE 1
The "D" line has been updated to $57,500. I drew the first "D" line prematurely, before BTC had completed its upward spurt. For now, $57,500 should be resistance for a few days (more red dots to come). It should then become support (more green dots to come). When it meets the rising trend line (blue), BTC should then jump higher to the next level.
ORIGINAL
Hey, folks.
The same pattern we saw twice already (patterns marked "A" and "B") seem to have occurred two more times (marked "C" and "D").
Iteration "C" was really short. We can see how $52,500 acted as resistance three times (red dots). BTC then fell to the blue support line. Having found support at the rising blue trend line , it then finally broke through $52,500, which then acted as support ( green dot ).
This pattern has been recurring quite a lot recently, where a level acts as resistance a few times (all red dots). BTC then falls to the rising support line (all blue dots). It then finally overtakes the resistance line which becomes support (all green dots). When the resistance line (orange) meets the rising trend line (blue), BTC then jumps up to the next price level, and the pattern repeats again.
Currently we are at iteration "D". This time, $56,600 seems to be the resistance line (right orange line / right red dot). The rising support line (right blue line) seems to have steepened a little bit, which seems to indicate BTC may rise more quickly than it did before.
If the pattern holds true again, we should see BTC stop at $56,600 a few times, and even fall down to the blue rising support line. It should then rise up through $56,600, which will then become support once or twice. From there, we can easily see BTC at $60,000 by around February 25th or 26th or so.
The reason I expect to see $60,000 as the next level is because each level has been rising by about $4,000 ($48,000, then $52,000, then $56,000, next $60,000).
The "D" line has been updated to $57,500. I drew the first "D" line prematurely, before BTC had completed its upward spurt. For now, $57,500 should be resistance for a few days (more red dots to come). It should then become support (more green dots to come). When it meets the rising trend line (blue), BTC should then jump higher to the next level.
ORIGINAL
Hey, folks.
The same pattern we saw twice already (patterns marked "A" and "B") seem to have occurred two more times (marked "C" and "D").
Iteration "C" was really short. We can see how $52,500 acted as resistance three times (red dots). BTC then fell to the blue support line. Having found support at the rising blue trend line , it then finally broke through $52,500, which then acted as support ( green dot ).
This pattern has been recurring quite a lot recently, where a level acts as resistance a few times (all red dots). BTC then falls to the rising support line (all blue dots). It then finally overtakes the resistance line which becomes support (all green dots). When the resistance line (orange) meets the rising trend line (blue), BTC then jumps up to the next price level, and the pattern repeats again.
Currently we are at iteration "D". This time, $56,600 seems to be the resistance line (right orange line / right red dot). The rising support line (right blue line) seems to have steepened a little bit, which seems to indicate BTC may rise more quickly than it did before.
If the pattern holds true again, we should see BTC stop at $56,600 a few times, and even fall down to the blue rising support line. It should then rise up through $56,600, which will then become support once or twice. From there, we can easily see BTC at $60,000 by around February 25th or 26th or so.
The reason I expect to see $60,000 as the next level is because each level has been rising by about $4,000 ($48,000, then $52,000, then $56,000, next $60,000).
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