BITCOIN More consolidation in the next months before the Bull

The recent volatility and inability to make a new high and break above the $10500 Resistance, have made me look again on the wider Bitcoin charts. On this study I look on the 1W chart in particular and compare the current spot we are on based on the Fibonacci time channel of the previous Cycle.

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** The Fibonacci framework **
The framework I use is this. I measure each Fibonacci Timeline from the Bottom (Fib 0) of the each Cycle until its Top (Fib 1). The 1st Cycle on this chart is from October 2011 to December 2013. The 2nd Cycle is from December 2014 to December 2017.


** Cycle 1 **
Once the 1st Cycle ended, the price reached the 1W MA100 (black line) and consolidated until roughly after the Fib 2 time extension level (orange vertical). The consolidation was roughly in the form of a Triangle. Then by the time the 1W MA100 and MA200 squeezed, BTC has broken to the upside and has essentially initiated the Parabolic Bull Phase of the Cycle that peaked at December's 2017 ~$19800 All Time High.


** Cycle 2 **
That brings us to Cycle 2, which ended on the December 2017 peak. The aggressive run of April-June 2019 and subsequently the COVID sell-off distorted the price action creating new short-term pattern, but on the long-term Bitcoin converged again back to the 0.5 Fibonacci retracement level from its $3200 market low. We are currently on the way to reach the Fib 2 time extension level (orange vertical again), where the price consolidated during the previous Cycle and as mentioned was the last time barrier before BTC made the 1W MA100/ MA200 squeeze, and turned the 1W MA100 into the trend-line that supported the Parabolic Bull Phase of the Cycle.


Does this mean we are still going through a lengthy (Triangle) consolidation around the 0.5 Fibonacci retracement level that will start breaking upwards after the Fib 2 time extension level (which is now placed on November 2020)? Very possible based on that model. Note that this model is in full support of Bitcoin's theory of Lengthening Cycles and diminishing returns over the course of the years. This is a subject I have analyzed extensively in the past.

So what do you think? Is this consolidation going to play out, giving us more time and opportunities to accumulate BTCUSD? Feel free to share your work and let me know in the comments section!

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