Bitcoin will crash exactly at this level!

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Hello, traders!

Last time I made an analysis on Bitcoin where I told about the imminent pump to collect the stop-losses of the short traders. Now it looks like the Bitcoin is following my plan and today we have the information which can help us to dive more accurate target.

Let’s take a look at the 4h time frame on the BTCUSDT chart. I want to briefly remind you my main idea. We had 5 waves cycle to the downside as a wave 1 of the higher degree. Now BTC is printing the corrective wave 2, which is represented as a zigzag ABC. Waves A and B have been finised. The wave C now is in progress.

In general Bitcoin wants to grow to $17200 to fulfill at least the 50% of the imbalance candle. This target acts as a magnet for the market maker. Moreover, this area is located just above the bright local highs, which means that a lot of stop-losses are hidden there.

We can also look at the underlying structure of the froming wave C. I suppose that Bitcoin have already formed the waves 1 and 2 and we are waiting for the wave 3 finish. This local wave has 2 targets. The conservative one has been already reached at $16756 which is 1 Fibonacci extension. We can now see the reaction, but I think price will reach the $16940 as the wave 3 most likely target. Anyway the entire wave C should touch $17200 before the huge crash. Follow the updated to this idea where I am going to consider the Elliott waves on the 15 min time frame.

Best regards, Ivan

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