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Bitcoin Elliott Wave: The Bear Market Path Ahead

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Finance

Finance-focused summary (markets / crypto investing context)

  • Asset: Bitcoin (BTC), analyzed using Elliott Wave for bear-market structure and support/resistance levels.
  • Overall thesis (BTC):
    • Bitcoin is close to a bear market low, suggesting remaining selling pressure for a few more months, though most selling may already be done.
    • The next decline may not be straightforward; the market could still produce corrective bounces and “bear traps.”
    • Wave 2 may extend into August, so expecting an immediate sell-off could be incorrect.

Key BTC invalidation / bearish vs bullish conditions

  • The directly bearish Elliott scenario remains plausible as long as BTC does NOT break decisively above $76,600.
  • If BTC breaks above $76,600, the presenter suggests it would imply “something different,” making the bearish count/forecast less likely (though no bullish evidence is provided).

BTC support and resistance levels mentioned

Resistance zones / overhead

  • A general resistance area is emphasized, including (as mentioned) a trend line and the 200-day moving average (exact value not provided).
  • Potential top timing: first or second week of August (described as “normal” in bear markets).
  • Later resistance target: $69k–$72k
    • Described as a zone with multiple resistances, including the 61.8% retracement and the 200-day moving average.

Support levels

  • Main support: ~$56.5K
    • Framed as aligning with the 38.2% retracement and the first main support level.
  • Additional support references:
    • $63,752 (very short-term “next swing low” reference in dominance-related discussion)
    • A structural support band used later: $59,369–$62,533

Methodology / framework used (Elliott Wave + chart levels + dominance)

Elliott Wave count (BTC)

  • Bear market structure: described as an ABC downside, with the start of the C-wave decline around the May top.
  • Near-term sequence after a top:
    • Initial sell-off = wave one
    • Then wave two
    • Then the larger sell-off = breakdown after wave two
  • Bear-trap logic: breaks of lows may function as stop hunts, followed by recovery before the real breakdown.

Elliott Wave on Bitcoin Dominance (BTC.D)

  • Dominance is treated as a triangle / range on a higher timeframe.
  • Proposed interpretation:
    • A-wave low around Sep/Aug (last year) near ~57%
    • A triangle structure where D-wave is interpreted as ABC
    • Current work may be in a B-wave, which could be complex (even another triangle)
    • The next major decline phase (C-wave decline) is expected after the range breaks.

Wyckoff reference

  • Mentions a previously shared Wyckoff accumulation pattern (from “yesterday”) as additional context.

Bitcoin dominance: altcoin implications and key numbers

Dominance thesis

  • The presenter agrees Bitcoin dominance could decline next, generally positive for altcoins.
  • Caution: most altcoins will not reach all-time highs.
    • They claim ~99% of altcoins likely won’t recover to ATH levels (some bounces possible, but not full-cycle ATH behavior).
  • They still expect a new cycle of new coins/hypes, even if older names fade.

Key BTC.D levels and triggers (explicit thresholds)

  • Dominance low referenced: ~57% (around last year Sep/Aug)
  • Dominance peaked around ~66% in June 2025 (interpreted as the D-wave of the triangle)
  • “Tight range” cited: roughly 57.9% up to ~61.5%
  • Levels needed for next leg down:
    • Break below 57.9%
    • “Better confirmation requires” <57%
  • Downside targets if confirmed:
    • ~55%
    • ~52%
    • Potentially ~48%
    • Also suggests dominance could go into the low 50%, and even high 40% in microstructure

Timing relative to BTC bear market low

  • They suggest dominance breakdown / “altcoin season” conditions may not fully occur until Bitcoin forms a bear market low.

Short-term dominance micro-structure: pathways + BTC price linkage

Dominance micro setup

  • A possible “two pathways” framework for higher prices is described (altcoin implication indirectly tied to dominance weakness).

Support band tied to BTC price

  • $59,369–$62,533 is repeatedly treated as a key support zone where an advance could later resume toward resistance.

BTC “advance” target if corrective bounce completes

  • After completing a flat correction B-wave-type process, a rally could target $69k–$72k.

Short-term uncertainty

  • It is “not entirely clear” whether price is already in an internal down-move versus late stage of a larger wave one.
  • However, short-term pressure seems down.

Explicit recommendations / cautions

  • Do not assume an immediate straight-line sell-off: wave structure implies possible further time in the range (Wave 2 into August).
  • Treat $76,600 as the “line in the sand”:
    • A decisive break above would invalidate the directly bearish count described.
  • Expect bear traps: even if lows break, it could be a stop hunt before the larger breakdown.
  • Altcoin caution:
    • Expect dominance-driven opportunities, but most altcoins may not regain ATHs; only some established names may perform well.

Disclosures / disclaimers

  • No explicit “not financial advice” disclaimer appears in the provided subtitles excerpt.

Presenters / sources

  • The subtitles refer to a single main speaker/analyst associated with “More Crypto Online”.
  • No other specific presenter names are provided.

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