This video provides a professional Elliott Wave and technical analysis of Bitcoin (BTC), focusing on market structure, key support and resistance zones, and both bullish and bearish possibilities. The goal is to give viewers a clear, educational overview of Bitcoin’s market setup.
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More Crypto Online13 Nov 2025, 10:12 UTC
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The analysis focuses on Bitcoin's short-term chart, noting that the market has dipped back into a micro support area. The presenter points out that the market is currently boring and recommends checking out their stocks channel. Bitcoin is currently in an important space around the 100k region, which is seen as psychological support. The analysis suggests that at some point, Bitcoin will break out from that region. The current price is around 102,252, and a target price of 112,460 is inferred, with a fail bound around 99,000.
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