Bitcoin's break above the February 16 high at $25333 yesterday triggers the run to $30K+, but it should pull back to $22+/-1K first.
You must think I am crazy asking that question. But please remember, two weeks ago, see here, we did a deep dive on Bitcoin (BTC) using the Elliott Wave Principle (EWP) and found it had two options:
BTC decided to take the 2nd path. It broke below the February 13 low on March 9, dropped to as low as $19597 by March 10, and rallied from there in less than five days to yesterday’s intra-day high of $26507. See BTC’s daily price chart with several technical indicators in Figure 1 below.
From a bigger picture perspective, the current price action means BTC did five larger waves up from its November 2022 low (red Waves i, ii, iii, iv, and v) to complete (black) major W-1/a. What does that mean? It has two options again, and both are looking for (much) higher prices.
Thus, both cases are looking for higher prices after a retrace to the red target zone between ideally $21230-23050 for red W-ii. From there, red W-iii can start targeting ideally $32400-34200. For now, that remains our focus. Please note the true power of the EWP is foresight, as few would have foreseen this setup.
However, our premium members reap the benefits of our EW-based foresight, as we informed them on Sunday that a low-risk-high-reward low was most likely in place. See here. Thus, BTC continues to follow our preferred scenario of an EWP-based impulse path. As long as last Friday’s low at $19597 holds, called the floor, we continue to view BTC as intermediate- to long-term Bullish. Thus, we have a ~10% downside risk and at least a 60% upside reward setup with these purely price-based parameters.
Dr. Ter Schure founded Intelligent Investing, LLC where he provides detailed daily updates to individuals and private funds on the US markets, Metals & Miners, USD,and Crypto Currencies