A top crypto analyst known for predicting the May 2021 Bitcoin collapse believes BTC could hit six-figures this market cycle.

The pseudonymous trader known as Dave the Wave tells his 146,800 followers on the social media platform X that the Elliott Wave theory indicates Bitcoin may soar by 160%.

The Elliott Wave theory states that a bullish asset tends to witness a five-wave rally with waves one, three and five representing impulsive moves to the upside and waves two and four serving as corrective periods.

“With BTC price already doing a 4.6x off the bottom, another 2.6x is perfectly feasible.”

Looking at his chart, the analyst suggests that Bitcoin is currently forming the fifth wave and could surge toward $180,000.

Next, the analyst shares a chart that suggests Bitcoin is printing a bullish reversal after breaking out of an ascending triangle on the daily timeframe.

“BTC bull market is alive and well or nah?”

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The analyst also says that Bitcoin appears to be forming a cup-and-handle pattern on the daily time frame. A cup-and-handle formation is typically viewed as a bullish continuation pattern, suggesting that an asset is taking a breather after a steep rally before taking out a key resistance level.

“Nearing BTC short-term target. Price not quite yet through all-time highs.”

Lastly, the analyst says that Bitcoin may be on the verge of a massive breakout as it appears to be repeating a similar pattern from 2018-2020.

“Similarities and differences in a maturing less volatile BTC market.”

Bitcoin is trading for $72,274 at time of writing.

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