Bitcoin Price Prediction 2021 Elliott Wave
Updated
Here is update to my Elliott Wave count for Bitcoin price of 2020, the count can potentially predict 2021.
In past we had Panic Phase, I think from November 2019, March 2020 (COVID crisis) till late May 2020 (Halving Worries).
I think right now we going trough Media Attention phase, from many places we can see news, articles, videos about Bitcoin, Mining and Cryptocurrencies. This topics covering investing, breakeven of the mining (retail), farming, and earnings from DeFi projects, etc.
After breakout from 20k, we see a new wave of traders joined the market, as well as old ones coming back to breakeven from losses, or making good profits.
I think we might retest 20k or below as possible Demand Zone for 2021. On chart the explanation for Spot Buy.
Best regards,
Artem Shevelev
In past we had Panic Phase, I think from November 2019, March 2020 (COVID crisis) till late May 2020 (Halving Worries).
I think right now we going trough Media Attention phase, from many places we can see news, articles, videos about Bitcoin, Mining and Cryptocurrencies. This topics covering investing, breakeven of the mining (retail), farming, and earnings from DeFi projects, etc.
After breakout from 20k, we see a new wave of traders joined the market, as well as old ones coming back to breakeven from losses, or making good profits.
I think we might retest 20k or below as possible Demand Zone for 2021. On chart the explanation for Spot Buy.
Best regards,
Artem Shevelev
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