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 Online26 Nov 2025, 15:59 UTC
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The analyst is presenting a short-term Elliott Wave analysis for BTCUSD, suggesting a potential for a 5-wave impulse to the upside. The current price action is interpreted as a potential Wave 4 correction, with the possibility of a further Wave 5 to follow if the price breaks above the resistance zone. However, the analyst also notes the choppy nature of the price action, which makes the immediate outlook uncertain, and highlights that a more complex ABC pattern is also a possibility. A break below recent lows would invalidate the bullish count.
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