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$BTC #Bitcoin has officially entered our overall target zone that we laid out a few months ago, and I believe we're getting close to wrapping up this correction. We remained neutral throughout the entire move up and down. While most traders expected Bitcoin to continue moving straight up during the impulse, we made sure to prepare for the pullback after a clear 5-wave move. Now that sentiment has turned pretty bearish, I think it's important to go back and remind ourselves what the original plan was. From a pattern recognition standpoint, a Triple ZigZag is really the only way I can make sense of this pullback. There are plenty of compromises when it comes to labeling the internal waves, and honestly, a lot of it comes down to preference. Whether you're prioritizing timing, internal wave counts to make it as valid as possible, or trying to make certain counts fit, none of the interpretations are perfect. What matters most is that the move down itself isn't impulsive. There is no clean bearish impulse anywhere in this structure. Everything continues to overlap, which is characteristic of a corrective move rather than a genuine bearish trend. There's also a possibility that #Bitcoin has already completed the entire correction, but I'm keeping that scenario on the sidelines until we see a convincing bounce (yellow dotted path). For now, the bigger picture hasn't changed 🥷🔥

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