The analysis employs Elliott Wave Theory and Fibonacci retracements across various timeframes (2-week, 1-day, 2-hour, 15-minute, 1-hour) to project Bitcoin's price trajectory. It delineates Bitcoin's historical 4-year cycles, characterizing them as impulse waves (1-5) followed by ABC corrections. The recent bear market, which bottomed around $15,000, is posited as the conclusion of a significant corrective phase. The current market is interpreted as the nascent stage of a new impulse wave, forecasting a sustained ascent. The long-term perspective suggests Bitcoin is navigating a shallow Wave 2 correction, with pivotal support identified between $77,113 and $56,732, and a more refined estimate around $68,000. The speaker anticipates an impending 'Wave 3 of 3,' expected to be remarkably explosive, with a long-term target exceeding $218,000 by 2027. This bullish sentiment is underpinned by the observation that Bitcoin's historical bear markets exhibit a trend of diminishing severity. In the immediate term, price action is observed around $90,000, with a short-term target of $103,000. A break above $94,621 would 'confirm higher' prices, whereas a decline below $87,753 would 'confirm lower,' invalidating the prevailing bullish scenario.