Bitcoin's 5-Day Clock Has Never Gone 4 Closes. The Reconnect Is $76,500. Then It Goes.

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The analysis focuses on Bitcoin's 5-day 5 EMA and its relationship with price action, highlighting historical patterns of 'reconnects' since 2012. A key observation is that Bitcoin has never had four consecutive 5-day closes disconnected from the 5 EMA. The current situation involves three such disconnections, with the fourth expected to close on Saturday. Historically, after a 'touch' or 'reconnect' event with the 5 EMA, subsequent price action tends to be bullish, with a median return of +2.5% in the next 5-day bar, and 76% of the time it closes green. Looking at longer-term data, 30 days out, the median return is +6.6% and 71% green. The analysis also touches on the golden cross confirmation on the 6H chart and its historical performance, suggesting a potential for sideways to corrective movement into the FOMC meeting on September 16th and quad witching on September 18th. The daily RSI is noted as being under previous September and August reads, with a pending bullish divergence. The Reverend Ribbons indicator shows the mid-band at 79,000 was lost, making it the reclaim line. The analysis also briefly discusses the Fed decision in September, with a high probability of the Fed maintaining rates, and the market pricing this in. The conclusion suggests that while there's a possibility of a short-term dip, the overall bias remains cautiously bullish, especially if Bitcoin reclaims key levels.

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