Bitcoin (BTC)

Bitcoin is down roughly 50% from its all-time high. Structurally, that decline can be labeled as an ABC move on the daily timeframe. After an A-wave, a B-wave bounce is the normal sequence in corrective markets. That does not mean it must start immediately, and it does not mean it is guaranteed. It simply reflects how markets tend to move. Whether the B-wave begins now or after one more marginal low does not change the larger structural roadmap. The sequence remains A → B → C. What often gets misunderstood is this: structural analysis is not the same as a trading setup. Right now, we do not have a confirmed impulsive reversal to the upside. From the recent low, the move up has been corrective, only three waves so far. That means we are monitoring for the potential of a B-wave, not trading a confirmed bullish impulse. And that distinction matters. If the next move is indeed a B-wave, that is typically not the environment for aggressive positioning. B-waves are volatile, overlapping and uncertain. They ca

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