Assumptions: BTC moving into a consolidation phase with the next halving approaching late March 2024 (Est.) The expectation is that BTC will revisit the upper regression band $50k around the time of halving. This potentially correlates to the timing of the greater US recession. Marco: Soft to Moderate landing recession - Fed funds terminal rate 5% with a hold...
Bitcoin accumulation phase - SMA 300wk (Potential support) *Potential 400wk SMA test if Marco trends remain bearish for longer than expected
Finding the accumulation range (With possible return to $17k for retest)
History has shown us that Bitcoin makes two major moves on the 50wk/SMA. The Bull and the Bear. I am presenting the Bull case for a resumption off the 50wk/SMA into Wave 2 of the Bull Run.
Each cycle is different but the same in many ways. I tried to publish the entire timeline but it was small and unreadable
Searching for the lost ATH Trading view is asking me to provide more detail to my analysis. Of which I have none to provide. I am therefore require to write random words that flow to my mind in order to publish.
Incoming Inverse Head and Shoulders
Large wedge forming with a July 31st end date. What's the good word?
I do believe in the lengthen cycle and diminishing returns. All timeframes are lengthened by a factor of around 3 from 2016. Not sure if this plays out but I think the chart looks pretty cool.
Only a million different ways this could go. I am showing a V shape correction back into bull mode and a accumulation scheme with a eventual recovery into bull. Either way, I see $100k by Fall. Or not.
I am showing a few different directions: Pink - Tracking a V-Shape recovery (Low likelihood considering the market environment) Yellow Waves - Tracking a accumulation cycle (High likelihood) Yellow Arrows pointing to important prices and dates Blue shaded area represents a past channel of support that would signal a potential move back to growth. We would need to...
Same chart as before but on a daily candle
Please don't use this as investment advice. It is likely very wrong. DO NOT USE THIS CHART. I am sharing this as a test.