In today's show, Bitcoin price likely to start the next push-up if $42,000 holds as support.

And as pointed out here by Credible Crypto, strong moves up, shallow pullbacks, continuation.

As long as $42,000 holds, low time frame wave structure indicates we're likely starting the next push-up.

And as Calib shares here, Bitcoin in the four-week Williams percentage are oscillator,

are flashing an exciting signal when there is a full oscillation from oversaw to overbought, it indicates a momentum thrust.

There are six occurrences since January of 2020 after the weekly thrust. The average one-month

return is 25 plus percent. Also, as pointed out here by Kevin Svensson, the change in trend, the change in

sentiment, the change in market behavior is undeniable now. The disbelief stage is upon us. And this just

in breaking news, former Russia Minister of Finance says banning Bitcoin would be like banning

the internet. And also more breaking news, President Nigiboukele lashes out after U.S.

senators introduced legislation

investigating El Salvador's Bitcoin law. The president responded, OK, boomers, you have zero jurisdiction

on a sovereign and independent nation. We are not your colony, your backyard, or your front yard.

Stay out of our internal affairs. Don't try to control something. You can't control. And the

president also says that Ukraine is just a distraction while the real war is against. Vax mandates.

Preach. And this meme sums it up pretty well. IMF a few weeks ago. El Salvador adopting Bitcoin is a

grave risk to its stability and economy. U.S. Senators now, El Salvador adopting Bitcoin is a grave risk to

our stability and economy facts. And as Plan B shares here, Canada might be the next Cyprus moment for

Bitcoin. In 2013, the price of Bitcoin shot up when the Cyprus financial crisis let the fears

of a run on the banks. And as the Binance CEO shares here, Bitcoin is a political, always neutral and

breaking news years after calling Bitcoin rat poison. Warren Buffett just invested $1 billion into a

crypto-friendly bank and Berkshire Hathaway VP Charlie Munger calls coins like Bitcoin a venereal

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