The past three days have been more than crazy with Bitcoin soaring 40% following the comments of China’s President Xi. Saturday’s 26th candle printed a rare formation with more than 50% retrace on closing from the daily high. I thought it would be useful to see how this rare candle pattern traded in the past.

A lot of talk is being made recently regarding the Death Cross of Bitcoin on the 1D chart. Today’s extreme spike appears to be ignoring this usually bearish formation and I thought it would be productive to see how the 1D Death Cross pattern has traded in the past, both in Bull and Bear Cycles.

Following the latest analysis on Bitcoin’s Symmetrical Cycles (2017/18 vs 2019) on the 1M chart (you can find it at the bottom of this study), I have decided to take the research one step further and attempt to time the bottom of the current correction. In doing so I have scaled down to the 1D

My recent long term analyses on Bitcoin were focused on the $6000 region as a potential buy and more particularly the demand zone that certain Moving Averages (among other technical indicators) provided around this region. The first studies were centered on the 1D and 1W time frames (shown just below), this time I take it

It is normal for Bitcoin traders to panic when the Digital Store of Value (as Bitcoin is often referred to) posts a significant decline. There will always be those to go as far as to call new bear cycles or even 0. Facts are facts and all of them still point out that Bitcoin remains

  This is just a quick analysis of what this week’s strong rejection can mean for BTC if indeed we are repeating the main fractal of the 2018 bear market. First of all I am not a fan of this formation as we are comparing two periods under largely different parameters. The first was a

As the new Bull Market progresses, Bitcoin has left few questions unanswered. One of those has to do with its historic tendency to touch the 0.17 Fibonacci retracement level before the Halving during its 2nd accumulation phase. But let’s take this from the beginning. Each BTC cycle is divided into 5 phases: * After each

Bitcoin has been consolidating since the June 26th annual High. This is not news. What is interesting though is how this price action on BTC can be related to the rest of the market. During the previous Bull Market (2015 – 2017), Bitcoin and the Alts have had clear balance of power shifts. When Bitcoin

Well the title says it all, but can it really be? Ethereum currently following Bitcoin’s first cycle (2011/ 2012)? This is a simplistic yet interesting comparison of the two cycles. After BTC’s 2011 bottom, the price peaked near the 0.236 Fibonacci retracement. Then it pulled back again but found support on the 0.700 Fibonacci retracement

This is a simple comparison pointing out the obvious. Bitcoin is close to making a Golden Cross (MA50 crossing over the MA200) on the 3D time-frame, which is generally regarded as a very bullish signal, especially on the long term. In 2016 the very same formation (Golden Cross) resulted in to the start of a