The trader that predicted Bitcoin’s ongoing retracement thinks that BTC will soon return to $11,000.
He shared the chart below on September 10th, noting that Bitcoin’s recent price action looks like a correction in September 2018. According to the comparison of the recent price action and the historical correction, BTC is likely to consolidate between $10,000 and $10,700, then surge towards $11,000 by the middle of the month.
Along with predicting the ongoing correction (down to $20), this trader has shared historically accurate fractals like the one seen below. A fractal is when an asset’s price action is repeated over another time frame.
Chart of BTC's price action over the past few weeks with a fractal analysis by crypto trader "Coiner-Yadox" (@Yodaskk on Twitter). Chart from TradingView.com
This is far from the only fractal predicting Bitcoin has bottomed for the time being.
One trader suggested earlier this week that BTC’s ongoing correction looks similar to a period in May. That fractal analysis suggests that BTC’s correction has ended, meaning Bitcoin will move higher in the weeks ahead.
Speaking on the veracity of the fractal in regard to the chart below, the trader wrote:
“Expanded thoughts on this, price is fractal and you see the same price patterns on all time frames. I’m still unsure if this current PA is the bottom or not- I switch ideas every hour. Compared May 10th again to now.”
Chart of BTC's price action over the past few weeks with a fractal analysis by crypto trader "Altcoin Sherpa." Chart from TradingView.com
Bulls Are in Control if $10,450 Is Taken
Most analysts will be convinced Bitcoin returns to the $11,000 region if the coin manages to retake the $10,450 resistance.
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