Bitcoin Price Action: 12-Day Cycles Observed
In this chart, Bitcoin's price action on the 4-hour timeframe reveals a repeating cycle occurring approximately every 12 days. Key observations include:
First Cycle (Nov 22 - Dec 5): A period of consolidation followed by a breakout, spanning 12 days and 8 hours with significant trading volume (~455.79K).
Second Cycle (Dec 5 - Dec 17): Another 12-day period with a similar breakout structure, supported by consistent volume (~446.68K).
Current Movement (Dec 17 - Dec 29): Bitcoin appears to be aligning with the same cyclical behavior, suggesting a potential breakout within this timeframe.
These patterns suggest that BTC may be following a structured rhythm, providing traders with actionable insights for timing entries and exits. The orange and blue trend lines highlight the broader ascending channel, while the white trend lines mark shorter-term consolidations within these cycles.
Does Bitcoin truly follow a predictable cycle, or is this coincidence? Share your thoughts and strategies below! 🚀
First Cycle (Nov 22 - Dec 5): A period of consolidation followed by a breakout, spanning 12 days and 8 hours with significant trading volume (~455.79K).
Second Cycle (Dec 5 - Dec 17): Another 12-day period with a similar breakout structure, supported by consistent volume (~446.68K).
Current Movement (Dec 17 - Dec 29): Bitcoin appears to be aligning with the same cyclical behavior, suggesting a potential breakout within this timeframe.
These patterns suggest that BTC may be following a structured rhythm, providing traders with actionable insights for timing entries and exits. The orange and blue trend lines highlight the broader ascending channel, while the white trend lines mark shorter-term consolidations within these cycles.
Does Bitcoin truly follow a predictable cycle, or is this coincidence? Share your thoughts and strategies below! 🚀
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