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BTC - Market Structure points the way?

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I haven't formulated an idea for lower prices and remain objectively neutral/long. Not because the market can't break downwards but I am personally yet to identify a viable structure that will drive price lower.

Mapping and overlaying some typical structures at our current price range with line-chart. A lot going on here but basically it identifies:

CONTINUATION PATTERNS:
..H&S (Blue - Bearish) - I'm not entertaining the H&S bearish pattern as structural not clear and negative targets make no sense.
..Descending Triangle (Red - Indecisive) - Highlighted in red this pattern is still viable but remove the wicks the formation is not clear. I would expect to see more price action early stages / bottom left side allowing for a clearer triangle formation. Bearish targets would be $4k region but the formation is indecisive and often breaks upwards potential resulting here in a Double Top.
..Bull Flag (Orange - Bullish) pattern from Jan included to illustrate the structure and resulting in exact targets of $57k.

REVERSAL PATTERNS:
..Descending Wedge (Green - Bullish) - Highlighted in Green this pattern formation is clear. Indicates break and retest behaviour on the topside. It also support the current ALT rally - the 50 Day MA is tested and exceeded in some cases. Whilst this may avoid lower prices it doesn't necessarily have to guarantee a rocket to the moon, especially at this limited incline - Target would be around $40k and more sideways action for the next few months is possible before a bigger move up possible end of year - supporting the Super Cycle theory.

The only pattern I see here clearly is the Descending Wedge with a bull div on daily RSI, momentum swinging bullish a pick-up in money flow - Hence why I am currently fully invested and remain positive on price until BTC breaks $31k. Perhaps I missed one?

Besty, Hard Forky

Other formations considered but not featured due to lack of structure include Bearish Rectangle, Bearish Pennant.


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