Is Bitcoin’s Downward Momentum Fading?




Bitcoin has been in a downtrend for some time with strong downward momentum. But what is the status of this downward momentum now? Is it fading? We look at the charts.

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  1. ​ Alessio Rastani I notice you alway hedge your bets in your videos. In the end, really what you're saying is 50/50. That way if you're wrong you can always go back and say "we'll I did say"… You don't know what's happening with Bitcoin just like the rest of us. Otherwise you'd be so rich… you wouldn't need to peddle on youtube and have people pay you a subscription for your "predictions".

  2. Dear Allessio,

    I Appreciate your in-depth market analysis

    Recently I was looking at your older video called: Will Bitcoin Short Sellers Feel More Pain?

    I'm trying to get access to the bitcoin-usd – cboe futures exchange information

    Could you please advise me on how to access this information for myself

    Thanks in advance

  3. The intrinsic mining cost is a fundamental price support.
    If miners cannot sell a Bitcoin for the cost of producing that Bitcoin, then miners will cease operations.
    Shutting down mining operations will create an artificial supply shortage that hypothetically increases demand and prices.
    Therefore, if Bitcoin price falls significantly below (-15% or more downard) the intrinsic mining cost, then Bitcoin will fail.

  4. So your pulse signals don't mean anything is what you're saying LOL.

    "Uhh the pulse signals only change direction when momentum changes"
    What makes the direction of the pulse signals change?
    "Uhhhh a massive rally in either direction"
    Isn't that useless?
    "Uhhhh, it's a Lagging Indicator"
    Yeah – useless.

  5. Hej Alessio, what happened with the 4th and 5th waves from the Elliot waves on the BTC chart analysis? It is happening now! or what would you say? tks

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  7. You are a nice guy… but you also, like al TA's, you end up with questoins and not with conclusions.
    "Will Bitcoin bounce off or will it break through the supportline?"
    With much respect, really because you seem a symphatetic guy, but you join the big groep of wizzards who look in the glass bulb but actually dont see anything for the future.

    Having said this, i do like your interpetation of the past in the graph.
    But for me it is not more than that.
    About the future it stays 50% chance it will go up, and 50% chance it will go down.

  8. now I got the same 21 EMA as you… but you didn't mention anything about that… I think it's playing with the 21EMA but should surpass, as within the small bullish pennant which could be a small jump upwards… I guess there is an overhead resistance from the top of BTC within the descending trendline from which BTC failed to break out on Oct 15 and Nov 14th… and now we are trading right under this trendline from Jan 7th… so I think right now pressure is high to move up towards 4.5K, if not back to 6K… I agree with a potential bounce from a double bottom at 3K… though a failure
    https://www.tradingview.com/x/GG3v5GsR/

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