Gm 🌞 As explained in all my previous $BTC charts, based on our mathematical model, Bitcoin has a very high probability of entering our Minimum Dump Zone, which is roughly between $67K and $73K. Let me explain once again why. 👇 Based on our historical data: 1st Low = 48,000 points 2nd Low = 38,000 points 3rd Low = 24,000 points 4th Low = Ongoing! The estimated 4th Low is around 14,000–20,000 points. Based on this calculation, our next projected BTC drop zone is approximately $67K–$73K. Last night, $BTC dropped as low as $73.5K, meaning we have almost entered this range, or potentially already tapped it. However, I still think we could go slightly deeper into our Minimum Dump Zone. That is the key area I'm watching closely. Our Worst-Case Dump Zone is also possible, but based on our current model, its probability is significantly lower. Now, the BIG question: Why are we putting so much trust in this chart? Because this mathematical model has been tracking the market remarkably well since June. I first shared this chart back in June 👇 https://t.co/ZaYMuNAORw As you can see, the roadmap has played out very closely to our projections so far. That's exactly why we're giving this chart so much weight in our current $BTC outlook. So $BTC might bounce back from either of these two zone, But high probability is From the Minimum Dump zone.. Remember, this is a probability-based model, not a Financial advice🎯
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