Bitcoin Still Bullish? One Close From a Signal That Went 6 for 6
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KrownIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 21 Oct 2026, 17:00 UTC
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- 21 Oct 2026, 21:37 UTC

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The analysis focuses on a bullish signal for Bitcoin (BTCUSDT) indicated by a 5-day 21 Exponential Moving Average (EMA) crossing over the 55 EMA, a pattern that has historically preceded significant price increases. Since 2012, this specific EMA crossover has occurred six times, and in all instances, the price has been green one year later. The median return after such a cross is approximately 219%. The presenter suggests that if the price were to undershoot expectations by 50%, it would still be considered a positive outcome. Looking at the short term, the analysis indicates that 83% of the time, the price is green one month out from this cross. The current price at the time of analysis is approximately $83,625. The target price inferred from historical performance and the bullish outlook is around $100,200, suggesting a significant upside potential. The fail bound, below which this bullish thesis would be invalidated, is set at $70,000.
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