The logic is in the price action, many people are already calling for the moon. It won't be that easy, I can assure you!
If you have followed along with our streams, you would have seen the Weis wave logic and the count as per the Elliott wave day ranges.
Here's the simplified logic showing the range of days.
If this isn't enough to give you some comfort, how about this? We have been making lower highs and lows since our ATH...
Don't get me wrong, I am not all doom and gloom - and for you perma bulls, I have been Bullish BTC Since 2011. But recognise the market sometimes needs a correction, I have written several posts on buying the dip and even a roadmap to our current location.
See the logic from the 18th of March as to why we were in distribution (related ideas) They blew up the rocket. This was the schematic in simple form. With current price action nearing it's low.
We also posted several educational pieces on the Wyckoff schematic. Click the image to take you to the post.
Above is the local schematic formed and this could easily fit the profile for a nice UTAD type move.
Composite man (Wyckoff related) is having a laugh and will play the games, until he is ready.
So whilst this might upset some Bulls, confuse some bears. The logic is there to help. It's been an interesting day today!
Trade safe!
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