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KG TRADING - Crypto Elliott Waves26 Nov 2025, 14:09 UTC
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The analysis of Bitcoin is based on Elliot Wave Theory. It starts with a bearish outlook and aims for a target of $67,542. The analyst expects the price to consolidate before making another drop. The presenter draws an ABC correction to $70,000. It shows a corrective channel has been broken, and a retrace to the channel is anticipated. The ultimate high cap can be around 99k. The high cap invalidates the bearish outlook. After, it is anticipated that there will be continued pressure down toward the 70k level.
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