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BTC 87.1k confluence

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BINANCE:BTCUSDT   Bitcoin / TetherUS
This idea will present multiple aspects of what BTC price action is doing.
Each aspect will be broken down in different snapshots so that at the end we have a understanding of the greater picture.

Elliot Wave & Fibonacci


The assumption is that each correction wave will bounce from the 0.5 0.618 Fibonacci levels. The levels should have confluence with previous highs so that resistance turns support.

Wave 1 stopped just above the 0.618 level.


Wave 2 stopped just bellow 0.5 level.


Wave 3 stopped just above level 2.


Wave 4 should stop just above ~52.9k


Confluence with Fibonacci levels from Point 0 to 3 waves.


So a good approach for the current PA would be to accumulate in the green zone between ~57.7k and ~53k.


Wave 5 should reach at least the 1.618 level at around 87k.

Level 2 would be between 98k and 100k.


Log Trendline

Support is now resistance.


Locally

We are forming a rising wedge with a RSI and MACD bearish divergence. I've also plotted a channel that interestingly has the bottom support in confluence with wave 3 high.

Question is what will BTC do at the bottom of the channel and if we make a higher high or a lower confirmation high that will take us to the accumulation zone ?


One scenario is that we could form a H&S that as usually will probably underperform and instead of reaching the target will bounce from the accumulation zone.


I will post ideas related to this on lower time frames like 4H and 1H to look for confluence.
Comment:
Bull div on MACD and RSI, looks like we getting a bounce
Comment:
In the buy area, might not get a better chance
Comment:
What now ?
Sideways consolidation shake & bake ?
Comment:
bottom is in
Trade closed manually:
Wave 5 canceled we break 39.6k bear market confirmed.
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