The End of Bitcoin Woes? BTCUSD Analysis October 11, 2022
11 Octobre 2022 - 9:51PM
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In this episode of NewsBTC’s daily technical analysis
videos, we examine a possible bottoming scenario in Bitcoin
price based on a potential expanded flat correction and an ending
diagonal. Take a look at the video below: VIDEO: Bitcoin Price
Analysis (BTCUSD): October 11, 2022 Bears and bulls are battling it
out once again, each side trying to take control over daily
momentum. Cycling through indicators like the Bollinger Bands
and the Ichimoku show that Bitcoin isn’t looking very great at the
moment. Only the Parabolic SAR is currently showing any type of
indicator support below daily price action. Why Bitcoin Could Spend
Much More Time Moving Sideways The LMACD shows that bulls still
have the upper hand on the 3-day timeframe, and the last weekly
candle closed with a confirmed bullish crossover on the same
tool. The LMACD turning green from this level has put in the
bottom during past bear markets. But on monthly timeframes, bears
have turned the histogram red after opening pink. Pink is a sign
that bearish momentum is weakening. Unless Bitcoin stages an
extremely fast reversal like 2018, there could be many more months
of sideways ahead. Comparing past bear market bottoms we can see
that it took another 9 months after turning pink to flip green
during the 2015 bear market, while it only took half that time
during the 2018 bear market. With Bitcoin monthly momentum not
even confirmed pink yet, the top cryptocurrency could have anywhere
between 120 days and 275 days to go before things begin to turn
around. Ouch. Linear scale breakout leaves room leftover in log
scale | Source: BTCUSD on TradingView.com The End of The Expanded
Flat Correction Is Near In terms of a bottom, it could be near.
Bitcoin appears to be finishing the last leg of an expanded flat
correction. An expanded flat is an ABC correction with a higher
high during the B wave, and a lower low at the C wave. Expanded
flats form in a 3-3-5 pattern, with two zig-zags and an impulse
wave down. The C wave serves as the impulse wave with 5 sub-waves.
Expanded flats typically terminate in the C wave at the 1.618
Fibonacci extension of the A wave. Taking the Fibonacci retracement
tool set for the golden ratio extension, and the final wave five
could be ending at the exact target. Expanded flats commonly
terminate with an ending diagonal in the fifth wave of the
structure. An ending diagonal has five sub-waves itself, and looks
like a falling wedge – a pattern that could be presently forming in
Bitcoin if you turn on the line chart and remove wicks. With
wicks removed, Bitcoin has made a new low below the wave 3 low, and
could be in the midst of an ending diagonal before reversing. The
supplied diagrams show how the wave counts match up well enough,
but is missing the final blow to bulls before the bottom is finally
in. Don’t believe in such a thing as an ending diagonal? Check
out how the same thing ended the bull market in 2021. The MACD and
linear scale (left) versus the LMACD and log scale (right) |
Source: BTCUSD on TradingView.com Related Reading: Bitcoin Bulls
Snap Back With The Bollinger Bands | BTCUSD Analysis October 5,
2022 Where In The Overall Crypto Cycle Are We? Finally, the last
piece of the diagram we are comparing, is the placement of the
expanded flat correction. Expanded flats appear either at a wave 2
or wave 4 during a larger impulse wave cycle. This means that
either wave 5 is still left, or possibly waves 3, 4, and 5 remain.
In one scenario, Bitcoin bottomed in 2018, and the 2019 peak was
wave 1, followed by wave 2 on Black Thursday. Then, wave 3 began in
2020 into 2021, and we’ve spent all of 2022 in wave 4 so far. The
alternate scenario makes the 2021 rally wave 1 of 5, and this
current correction wave 2. The only way this is possible is if the
entire 2018 bear market was part of a larger Elliott Wave triangle
pattern. A triangle can be drawn, but it doesn’t quite fit the
rules of Elliott Wave Theory. Bitcoin probably has a lot more to go
before a viable breakout | Source: BTCUSD on TradingView.com Learn
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