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 Online15 Feb 2026, 21:08 UTC
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The Bitcoin 15-minute chart analysis suggests a potential continuation of the bullish trend, provided support levels hold. The price is currently consolidating within a defined range, with key resistance at the 70,000-70,700 zone and support at 66,249. Any move above resistance could signal further upside, while a break below support may indicate a deeper retracement. The current wave structure suggests a potential 'C' wave in a corrective move, with key Fibonacci levels to watch for support and resistance confirmation.
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