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BTCUSD most likely has bottomed out for the time being

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The 1.618 Fibonacci extension at approximately $78,600 on the medium-term timeframe (weekly) appears to be providing strong support. On the long-term logarithmic chart, BTC has now entered the lower boundary of the Schiff Pitchfork, historically a key reversal zone. This suggests a solid entry point, with an initial rebound toward $90,000 or higher within the next 2–3 weeks.

That said, market movements remain uncertain—especially as the Fisher Transform indicator has yet to dip into the -3 to -4 range, which would further improve the odds of a sharp rebound in the near term. However, if this is indeed a third wave of an Elliott Wave Grand Supercycle (years to decades), I expect BTC to hold above its November 2021 high (~$68,000) without major retracement.

As long as this level holds, my outlook remains bullish, with a potential rally toward $250,000+ before a significant correction back to the $90,000–$120,000 range, consistent with past market cycles.

Stay patient and trade wisely—good luck!

For Bitcoiners:
TP: What’s that? We HODL.
SL: Buy the dip! 🚀

For Traders:
TP: $89,000 – $91,000
SL: $76,500 (though, be aware of a daily wick to the downside, which could break through this level before going back up within minutes)
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Detailed Elliott Wave Analysis

I previously mentioned that I don’t expect BTC to dip below its November 2021 high (~$68,000). However, in Elliott Wave theory, Wave 4 of a smaller-degree wave (the current wave from December 2024 to now) within a larger-degree Wave 1 (since November 2022) can overlap with Wave 4 of an even larger-degree wave (from BTC’s inception until November 2021).

This means that while I currently expect BTC to hold above $68,000, a retracement below this level would not necessarily invalidate the broader uptrend based on Elliott Wave principles. For now, I do not anticipate such a retracement in the next few weeks.

However, I currently view this wave as Wave B, which suggests that a Wave C should follow. The depth of this retracement remains uncertain, as it can only be measured once Wave B fully develops.

As a result, in the next 2–3 months, there is a possibility that BTC could dip below its November 2021 high (~$68,000).

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