Short-Term Signal for Bitcoin [Follow the Patterns]
Lark Davis · · 12:19 · Watch on YouTube
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BTC near publication: $88,2754-hour candle close · 20 Dec 2025, 08:00 UTC · BTC/USDT
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Changed since their last video: weeks moved up to waiting.
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- Next weeks (next 2–6 weeks): Waiting on a level:
At the time I'm putting this video together, we still don't know what we're dealing with
▶ 05:24
If this, then that
- If Rising wedge breakdown confirmed: daily closes stay below the wedge support line and price breaks below the bear flag support line, then 75–76k (next weeks, by within the next few weeks):
if this is a rising wedge breakdown, then the technical price target is between 75 to $76,000.
▶ 06:58 - If Bear flag breakdown, measured from a flag pole starting around $107,000, then 60k (next months, by sometime in Q1 or Q2 of 2026):
if this is the flag pole and if we get a bare flag breakdown, that puts the price target somewhere in the low 60k region, which I'd assume would come sometime in Q1 or Q2 of 2026.
▶ 08:55
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- 100k: Their view is wrong past this (50-week moving average; a definitive close back above it invalidates the bearish patterns):
will be a definitive close back above the 50w week moving average which right now is around $100,000.
▶ 02:13 - 85k: Support (long lower wick where buyers pushed price back up, used to draw the bear flag support):
long lower wick where buyers pushed prices back up above and away from 85K got me thinking, what if this is not a
▶ 03:46 - 75–76k: Target (rising wedge breakdown measured target, in line with the April 2025 tariff lows):
if this is a rising wedge breakdown, then the technical price target is between 75 to $76,000.
▶ 06:58 - 60k: Target (bear flag measured move, near last cycle's all-time high and the 200 week SMA):
that puts the price target somewhere in the low 60k region, which I'd assume would come sometime in Q1 or Q2 of 2026.
▶ 08:59
Their own position: Not said.
Dates named
- Fed easing cycle, undated:
The Fed is going into a massive easing cycle right now, which generally is supportive of risk assets