Bitcoin: Everyone's Panicking. Here's What Matters

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The analysis focuses on Bitcoin's price action, particularly its relationship with the 5 EMA and 200 SMA on a daily timeframe. The speaker highlights historical data indicating that after a "reconnect" with the 5 EMA, Bitcoin has historically shown a high probability of continuing its upward trend. Specifically, after a one-bar disconnect from the 5 EMA, there's an 86-88% probability of a subsequent "reconnect" with the 5 EMA. The speaker also emphasizes the significance of the 2-day 200 SMA, noting it's the first close above this level in 312 days, a rare bullish signal. Historical data on "Golden Cross" events suggests strong returns within 20 to 90 days, with a median return of approximately 19% in 20 days and 56.5% in 60 days. The analysis points to a potential short-term target for Bitcoin between $90,000 and $94,000 in early October, followed by a potential pullback in October or November. However, the overall long-term outlook remains bullish as long as Bitcoin stays above the last macro swing high of $82,800. The analysis also touches upon quarterly performance, noting that Q2 was red, but Q3 showed strength, taking its low in July and now sitting over its highs. A September 30th close above $82,814 is presented as a significant bullish engulfing event that has never occurred in 59 quarters. The speaker suggests that the current weekly close above the 5 EMA (at 83,843) is a positive sign, and the 2-day 200 SMA reclaim is also a bullish indicator.

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