BTC: A closer look at sub-wave 7
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This chart is based on the wider macro picture I'm projecting in the linked analysis.
1. BTC is still in the C Wave of an ABC correction.
2. Analysing this ABC correction using a seven-wave crash structure analysis can give us projections of where the base could come in.
3. At the macro level, there are two projections, and a range in-between: 21.4k and 16.9k. Note that I'd be talking here of "evil wicks". I wouldn't expect these levels to be offered for more than a matter of seconds.
It's also possible that these levels are not visited at all.
4. In this chart, I'm looking closer at Wave 7 of the seven-wave crash structure. Within Wave 7, the seven-wave crash structure is repeated. BTC is currently, in my view, printing Wave 5 of that sub-structure within Wave 7. Wave 5 is the largest of all the waves.
5. Using a Fibonacci sequence, we can try to confirm the base when we see where Wave 5 lands. Either on the 0.702 taken from the beginning of this sub-structure, or the 0.786 of the same.
6. So the levels I'm looking in the near term are 24.5k and 25.9k. Depending on where BTC finds support and a bounce up to then print Wave 6, we can project where the final sub-structure Wave 7 might bottom out.
Again, these levels are 21.4k or 16.9k.
7. Wave 6 rolls up and should stop somewhere between the 0.382 and 0.5 Fibonacci taken on the projected base and the top of Wave 4.
8. We roughly have another 4 days from time of writing to see this all play out, IF it plays out at all. Remember: the only thing that BTC can't do is go left.
9. Please consider this chart only in conjunction with your own analysis. I've been wrong many times in the past on BTC , and I might be wrong now.
Feel free to comment.
Please see the linked analysis.
The orange line is the 34 weekly EMA , which BTC just penetrated to the downside.
1. BTC is still in the C Wave of an ABC correction.
2. Analysing this ABC correction using a seven-wave crash structure analysis can give us projections of where the base could come in.
3. At the macro level, there are two projections, and a range in-between: 21.4k and 16.9k. Note that I'd be talking here of "evil wicks". I wouldn't expect these levels to be offered for more than a matter of seconds.
It's also possible that these levels are not visited at all.
4. In this chart, I'm looking closer at Wave 7 of the seven-wave crash structure. Within Wave 7, the seven-wave crash structure is repeated. BTC is currently, in my view, printing Wave 5 of that sub-structure within Wave 7. Wave 5 is the largest of all the waves.
5. Using a Fibonacci sequence, we can try to confirm the base when we see where Wave 5 lands. Either on the 0.702 taken from the beginning of this sub-structure, or the 0.786 of the same.
6. So the levels I'm looking in the near term are 24.5k and 25.9k. Depending on where BTC finds support and a bounce up to then print Wave 6, we can project where the final sub-structure Wave 7 might bottom out.
Again, these levels are 21.4k or 16.9k.
7. Wave 6 rolls up and should stop somewhere between the 0.382 and 0.5 Fibonacci taken on the projected base and the top of Wave 4.
8. We roughly have another 4 days from time of writing to see this all play out, IF it plays out at all. Remember: the only thing that BTC can't do is go left.
9. Please consider this chart only in conjunction with your own analysis. I've been wrong many times in the past on BTC , and I might be wrong now.
Feel free to comment.
Please see the linked analysis.
The orange line is the 34 weekly EMA , which BTC just penetrated to the downside.
Note
23 May 2021 16:16:49: Important to underline that this chart is near or short-term. It would be a separate question of where could be the bottom of a bear market if BTC doesn't dramatically recover when the next lowest low is in, and starts trading again above the 34 weekly EMA, recovering other key EMAs. We have to see where Wave 5 comes in, if the breakdown continues, to estimate the base. But in this market, also, which I think is on the edge of panic phase, these levels could be overshot, too. There's not much difference between a Wyckoff accumulation phase and a prolonged bear market when all key EMAs are above price action. nonetheless, The Ichimoku cloud on the monthly is still in the green, so we cannot make conclusions yet. But I wanted to underline that the next lowest low is not necessarily the lowest low that will be offered in BTC's foreseeable (i.e., medium term) future. Note
23 May 2021 16:29:51: It does have to said, nonetheless, that the signature on the weekly Ichimoku does look like a blow-off top of sorts, rather than a correction as such.Note
24 May 2021 13:01:05: I still suspect we'll see a roll down over the coming days, though perhaps not today. Watching price action these last months, I do become wary, yet I'm trying to keep an open mind. It's hard to say if what subsequently we might see as a bull trap or fake out was conscious price action in any sense, or perhaps some inexplicable repeating pattern that plays out in markets rather autonomously. At any rate, the current roll up does have the signature of Wave 6. Is it possible that Wave 5 is in, albeit radically truncated? Yes, it is possible — or I would expect it is possible. Perhaps crash structure wave patterns become condensed, or shortened, at reversal points, or support zones. It does make sense for 30k, more or less, to hold. That all said, this moment reminds me of the slow sideways and up action we saw before what I'm counting as the macro Wave 5 came in, which was far more severe than what these sideways moves would prefer one for. If some kind of shortened sub-wave 5 is in, and sub-wave 6 is being printed, by all means there will be a downside move, into the area of the red ellipse marked. This would be far shorter than any projected base take from the Fibonacci on the macro Wave 5. Currently all we can do is observe. Note
24 May 2021 13:21:47: Meanwhile, zooming out doesn't reveal a bullish picture.Note
25 May 2021 18:16:25: Yesterday saw a green day that appeared to give hope that the bottom is in. But to me this remains questionable, even though the immediate structure of the downtrend was forced sideways, and certainly as veered outside of the timeline projected in the main chart above. It's clear that we're in a reversal zone, or edging close to one, in my view. But if we flip to Heikin Ashi candles and isolate and compare Wave A and Wave C, which should essentially follow the same structure of seven waves, to me I'm unconvinced that it's over yet. I think we're currently in the zone of Wave A circled. We haven't seen a convincing bounce yet. Today's price action underlines that. I cannot rule out a shorter reach down. But if Wave C is to mirror the same general pattern of Wave A, I still see further downside likely.
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