I remain bullish on BTC. I had expected a lower low than the one that came in, but I didn't expect a full reversal of trend. In my view, corroborated by looking back at 2017 (see linked analysis), April has simply witnessed another relatively mild correction.
In being mild, this has been a concern, because the fifth wave in the seven wave structure I see being printed (see linked analysis) should be deeper than Wave 1 or Wave 3, and it was, but only marginally so relative to Wave 1.
This is why I expected 45.2, and not 46.9, which is what we got (see Scenario 2 linked below, and Scenario 1 for a full explanation).
Some have noted that GOLD/BTC reached and halted at a shallow resistance/support area. Others have noted the coincidence between GOLD in March 2020 and BTC now. We also have historical support and resistance levels to take note of on the BTC.D chart.
At any rate, while I do expect BTC to go on from here to print the seventh wave, those going long on the basis of today's price action might want to note what happened in both January and February before the main upswing got going.
In both cases, there were fakeouts.
So far, I have been waiting for price to retest the consolidation area immediately before the bottom came in, and I would still expect that area to be revisited. So while BTC could reach up now as far as 58.9, it wouldn't surprise me to see a swift descent to retest 50.8 before continuing to the upside.
Note that on the macro Fibonacci (bottom left), BTC is currently pushing through the 3.0. It is very normal as Fibonacci levels are penetrated to see a drop back two levels or more before continuance.
However, past performance is no guarantee when looking to the future.
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