BTCUSD: Long term signal is possible

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🚀 Exciting Times Ahead for Crypto! 🚀

🔍 Unlock the Secrets: A Long-Term Cycle Unveiled! 📊

Today's action may have been a short squeeze, but the real story lies in the long term charts. Smart money has been strategically accumulating, waiting for the perfect moment to soar! 📈

🔮 October Signals a Potential Game-Changer! 🔮

A range expansion bar in the 2M timeframe during October could be the spark that ignites a journey to new all-time highs!🎯
This move could set off a trend signal in the two months per bar timeframe, with accumulation spanning from Nov '20 to Aug '23, implying a proportional move both in price and time. The details of how the trend would evolve will need to be continuously reassessed but this would be the first step 📅

🛤️ A Path to New Heights! 🛤️

After testing the 47k area, price would be poised for a breakout into new all-time highs, given enough time in this range. This could herald a continuation of the bullish cycle we last witnessed from 10k to 60-70k! 🌌

Best of luck, and here's to exciting times ahead! 🥂

Cheers!

Ivan Labrie 🌟
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One thing to consider: by the time the halving occurs, roughly by May 2024, a lot of miners will be unprepared for prices under 57-70k, which might cause sell pressure to mount, keeping price suppressed temporarily.

I project it might take until July-August 2024 to trigger the long term trend signal I was estimating will happen.

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Here's how BITO looks right now btw.

Not ideal but a viable alternative if you need exposure.
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2M/3M trend signal popped...
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A logical move is something reminiscent of the 2015 to 2017 run...

Back then, we also had massive capital flight out of China, and a rally starting in Gold which had bottomed out.
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