Bitcoin Breaks up! Will it hold?

Hello fellow traders and analysist! Join me in looking at BTC through the lens of the TDU method and Elliott wave! Last week, Bitcoin broke below the 60k level only to come back to break back above. I lay out the ideal price action I would like to see for a potential Elliott wave impulse to complete, along with my plan if it does. I do hope by the end of the video, if nothing else, you have at least learned something new!

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