Bullish 2022
Everybody is wondering what's gonna happen to
bitcoin after the feds meeting.
The feds officially stated that
"2022 interest rates is 1%" and the 1st rates is 0.25 on march which means
thats around 0.50%,
federalreserve.gov/newsevents/pressreleases/monetary20220126a.htm
with this numbers we can compare the interest rates
during 2016-2017-2018 when bitcoin started the bull run
the interest rates that time was 0-0.25 0.25-0.50 and bitcoin
crash when rates was around 1.5%-2.5% so if will try to
analyze everything bitcoin 2022 is just starting the parabolic
moves were bitcoin goes strong and blown off but how far
bitcoin can go this 2022? in Elliot wave were at the end of
wave 4 weekly corrections and which is wave C on daily,
wave 5 weekly is around $100-125k the only thing we need to
see on daily is bitcoin should consolidate and enter the accumulation
stage above 30k or much better above 32k, if this happen then
all data is right from 2016 and up to 2022 patterns.
(this recent bullrun is becasue of covid 19, this 2022 bullrun is
the parabolic stage were everythings goes really high and later
blownoff)
the next question is how long we should wait for whales to finish their
accumulations? well we cant tell but we could try to compare the old 30k
and the consolidation lasted for 62days 2months consolidation if it will
happen again then april 2022 will be the strongest bounce and thats the impluse
wave 1 of (5) but still it can go on shorter or longer consolidation, we never know
how this bitcoin maxis will start to pump the price, the most important thing
today is feds is lowering their tones about the rates and bitcoin already
reach the bottom at $32,000.
for altcoins during bitcoin accumulation stage, we could see outliers play
were some big altcoins can still go up regardless if bitcoin is at accumulation
stage and its strongly possible alts with good projects is one of the outliers plays,
they can go up faster than other altcoins.
Thank you and Good luck
i hope my analysis will help you to decide.
bitcoin after the feds meeting.
The feds officially stated that
"2022 interest rates is 1%" and the 1st rates is 0.25 on march which means
thats around 0.50%,
federalreserve.gov/newsevents/pressreleases/monetary20220126a.htm
with this numbers we can compare the interest rates
during 2016-2017-2018 when bitcoin started the bull run
the interest rates that time was 0-0.25 0.25-0.50 and bitcoin
crash when rates was around 1.5%-2.5% so if will try to
analyze everything bitcoin 2022 is just starting the parabolic
moves were bitcoin goes strong and blown off but how far
bitcoin can go this 2022? in Elliot wave were at the end of
wave 4 weekly corrections and which is wave C on daily,
wave 5 weekly is around $100-125k the only thing we need to
see on daily is bitcoin should consolidate and enter the accumulation
stage above 30k or much better above 32k, if this happen then
all data is right from 2016 and up to 2022 patterns.
(this recent bullrun is becasue of covid 19, this 2022 bullrun is
the parabolic stage were everythings goes really high and later
blownoff)
the next question is how long we should wait for whales to finish their
accumulations? well we cant tell but we could try to compare the old 30k
and the consolidation lasted for 62days 2months consolidation if it will
happen again then april 2022 will be the strongest bounce and thats the impluse
wave 1 of (5) but still it can go on shorter or longer consolidation, we never know
how this bitcoin maxis will start to pump the price, the most important thing
today is feds is lowering their tones about the rates and bitcoin already
reach the bottom at $32,000.
for altcoins during bitcoin accumulation stage, we could see outliers play
were some big altcoins can still go up regardless if bitcoin is at accumulation
stage and its strongly possible alts with good projects is one of the outliers plays,
they can go up faster than other altcoins.
Thank you and Good luck
i hope my analysis will help you to decide.
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