Bitcoin has not moved much since yesterday, but the chart continues to show important signals. After reacting to the Fibonacci resistance area yesterday, BTC saw a sharp rejection and move to the downside. This could mark the beginning of the C-wave decline, a scenario I discussed in detail previously.
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Some traders are asking if Bitcoin is already entering a bear market. While Elliott Wave analysis suggests that a major top could be in place, broader cycle indicators and seasonality point to the bull market not being finished yet. Let’s break it down.
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Long-Term View: Elliott Wave vs. Cycle Indicators
•From an Elliott Wave perspective, the requirements for a full five-wave rally from the 2022 low are already fulfilled.
•This means a major correction or bear market is possible, as the structural warning is there.
•However, 90% of other cycle and seasonality indicators suggest the cycle isn’t done yet.
•In fact, Q4 has historically been a strong period for Bitcoin, leaving open the possibility of another rally.
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The key here: Elliott Wave gives an early warning, not confirmation. Confirmation requires price action.
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The Importance of the 95K Level
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One of the most critical long-term signals is the 55-week EMA, currently around $95K.
•A decisive weekly close below $95K would be a strong warning that the bull market has ended.
•Interestingly, the 1-year moving average also sits near $95K, reinforcing this level as crucial support.
•So far in 2024 and 2025, Bitcoin has respected this average, bouncing off it multiple times.
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As long as BTC stays above 95K, the larger bull trend remains intact.
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Short-Term Market Structure
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On the shorter timeframe:
•BTC is still following the same corrective pattern we tracked yesterday.
•Overnight, we got one more low, but this might have only been part of a smaller 4th-wave bounce.
•For confirmation of a bearish C-wave, we need a clear five-wave move down.
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Key Levels to Watch
•Support Zones:
•$112,460 – $111,000 – $109,477
•Critical invalidation for the bullish 1–2 setup: $107,320
•Resistance Zones:
•First micro resistance just overhead
•$116,230 – a break above this level would invalidate the bearish (orange) count
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Scenarios in Play
•Orange Scenario (Bearish C-wave):
•A break below 109,477 with five waves down would confirm the B-wave top.
•After that, a corrective rally could set up a classic Elliott Wave short trade.
•White Scenario (Bullish rally):
•If BTC holds support and breaks above $116,230, it would point to new highs in Q4.
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Final Thoughts
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Right now, Bitcoin is at a crossroads:
•Elliott Wave analysis warns of a possible macro top, but broader indicators still point toward another rally.
•As long as BTC holds above $95K, the bull market remains intact.
•On the short-term chart, confirmation requires either a five-wave breakdown below 109,477 (bearish) or a break above 116,230 (bullish).
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For now, the roadmap is clear: monitor support at 109K–112K, watch resistance at 116K, and remember that September weakness could still give way to a Q4 rally.