In a comprehensive analysis of Bitcoin's weekly performance, a clear picture emerges of significant price patterns and potential scenarios.
Utilizing technical indicators such as channel formations and rising wedges, it's evident that Bitcoin is currently navigating within defined price boundaries. The channel delineates a range between $380,000 and $43,000, while the rising wedge highlights a narrower band spanning $90,000 to $34,000. These patterns signal critical levels of support and resistance, providing invaluable insights for strategic decision-making. However, it's crucial to acknowledge the inherent volatility of cryptocurrency markets. In the event of a breakdown below $43,000, a cascading effect could potentially lead Bitcoin to revisit lower levels, perhaps hovering around $9,000 to $12,000. Vigilance and adaptability are paramount in navigating such dynamic market conditions, ensuring investors are well-prepared to capitalize on opportunities while managing risks effectively.
Labeling the bullish period of a halving cycle with corrective wave types makes no sense, especially when you are not defining the motive or bullish waves that are supposed to be corrected. Furthermore, the price during the bullish phases in bitcoins history has never got even close to the 200-week moving average, which currently is around 33000. Proposing the possibility of any level below that is preposterous for the next year or more, perhaps for ever. This is really very shallow and poor work.
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The 9k is the frustrating target because we in the bull season. After halving the bull season is start, I prefer for the 380k.