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Bitcoin BTCUSD - Fibonacci Level - 50.00% / 61.80% - Fair Value Gap - Sell Side Liquidity - Symmetrical Triangle as an corrective pattern in Lower Time Frame - Completed " 12345 " Impulsive Waves and " A " Corrective Waves

by ForexDetective

Bitcoin Bull & Bear Speed Flipped — A Major Behavior Change In this analysis, I compare the velocity of Bitcoin’s major bull and bear moves using logarithmic price movement relative to time. Historically, bullish moves were faster than the corrections that followed them. But this behavior changed. The major bearish move developed faster than the rally that began in November 2022. That suggests the dominant psychological direction is no longer up. From this perspective, the rally from November 2022 is better viewed as a countertrend move rather than a new impulsive bull trend. I also discuss the possible NeoWave counts across multiple timeframes, starting from the higher-timeframe structure and then moving down into the lower timeframes to examine how the smaller structures may fit within the larger picture.

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BTC H2 Institutional Liquidity Levels Bulls/Bears ▪️ My read: This is a bear-trap-to-reversal map, not a straight-down thesis. Price near 63,438 is hanging just above a 7.6/10 STRONG support shelf with a POWER-10 Bull Liquidity Cluster stacked below it at 62,072–62,300. The expected sequence is a liquidity sweep first — flush the 7.6/10 shelf and run stops down into the bull cluster — then reclaim, reverse, and turn bullish with the run targeting 65,000 into the overhead Bear Cluster / 7.4/10 STRONG wall. The down move is the bait; the reclaim off the 62,000s POWER-10 demand is the trade. Sweep the floor, reclaim, rotate up. Edges pay, the middle chops. ▪️ Bitcoin is coiled near 63,438, pinned between two loaded pools: a POWER-10 Bull Liquidity Cluster at 62,072–62,300 just below and a stack of POWER-10 Bear Clusters overhead into 64,939 → 65,600. The near-term path is down first to grab sell-side liquidity, then a reclaim that flips the tape bullish toward the 65,000 magnet. 🔴 CEILING — overhead supply & sell-side liquidity ▪️ 64,400–64,600 — ★★★ 7.8/10 STRONG RESISTANCE · 30 retests · first lid overhead ▪️ 64,939–65,000 — ◆ Bear Liquidity Cluster POWER 10/10 · 2.28% + ★★★ 7.4/10 STRONG RESISTANCE · 41 retests · the primary upside target / reclaim destination (~65,000) ▪️ 65,600–65,800 — ◆ Bear Liquidity Cluster POWER 10/10 · 3.37% + ★★ 6.6/10 MODERATE RESISTANCE · 33 retests · range high / bull extension 🟢 FLOOR — demand & buy-side liquidity ▪️ 63,007–63,150 — ★★★ 7.6/10 STRONG SUPPORT · 27 retests · immediate shelf under price / the level to be swept ▪️ 62,072–62,300 — ◆ Bull Liquidity Cluster POWER 10/10 · 2.13% + ★★ 6.9/10 MODERATE SUPPORT · 11 retests · the sweep target / primary reversal-long / where the bull case fires ▪️ ORDER FLOW / ZONE MAP ▪️ Below: 7.6/10 STRONG (63,007–63,150) → Bull Cluster 62,072–62,300 (POWER 10/10, overlapped by 6.9/10 MODERATE). The 7.6/10 shelf is the trap door — a break of it doesn't confirm a trend, it feeds the sweep into the POWER-10 pool right underneath, which is where the reversal is expected to originate. ▪️ Overhead: 7.8/10 STRONG (64,400–64,600) → Bear Cluster + 7.4/10 STRONG at 64,939–65,000 → Bear Cluster + 6.6/10 at 65,600–65,800. Heavy, stacked sell-side liquidity. The 65,000 wall is both the strongest resistance and the natural target once the reclaim plays out — that's what the yellow arrows are pointing at. 🔍 SCENARIO PATH ▪️ Down leg first (liquidity grab): flush from 63,438 through the 7.6/10 shelf (63,007–63,150) into the Bull Cluster 62,072–62,300, running resting sell-stops and tagging buy-side liquidity. ▪️ Reclaim: reject the sweep, reclaim back above 63,150, and confirm the reversal off the POWER-10 demand — this is the trigger, not the flush itself. ▪️ Up rotation: drive back through 63,600 → 64,162 → the 7.8/10 STRONG at 64,400–64,600 → into the 64,939–65,000 Bear Cluster / 7.4/10 STRONG where the primary target sits. Clean strength extends toward the 65,600–65,800 upper cluster. ▪️ Bull invalidation: a decisive break and hold below the Bull Cluster (<62,072) breaks the reversal thesis — the sweep becomes a breakdown and the bullish read is off until price reclaims the 62,000s. 🔒 Levels and paths from the zone model. No signals, no repaint — a scenario, not a promise. ▪️ ProjectSyndicate Levels Desk — weekly S/R & liquidity zones for XAUUSD, GBPUSD, NVDA, NQ, ES & GC. Subscribe to stay up to date. #BTC #Bitcoin #Crypto #Trading

by ProjectSyndicate

Bitcoin - This support creates new highs!💰Bitcoin ( CRYPTO:BTCUSD ) is creating the bear market bottom: 🔎Analysis summary: For almost a decade, Bitcoin has now been trading in a clear rising channel formation. And with the recent correction of about -50%, Bitcoin is now testing a major confluence of support. This retest will mark the bear market bottom and start the next parabolic bullrun. 📝Levels to watch: $60,000 and $120,000 Keep your #LONGTERMVISION🙏 — Phil (@TheTraderPhil)

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by TheTraderPhil

Bitcoin: Major Demand Holds, but Supply Still Caps Upside Bitcoin is attempting to recover after another test of the $62.8K–$63.3K major demand zone. The reaction from this area is constructive, but the broader short-term structure remains incomplete. Buyers have defended support several times, yet every meaningful recovery continues to stall below the $65.1K–$65.4K supply zone. That leaves Bitcoin trapped between two clearly defined levels. The first bullish signal would be a sustained move back above $64K, which would confirm that buyers are regaining short-term momentum. From there, the market could attempt another test of the $65K region. The more important confirmation, however, would come only after a clean break above major supply. Until that happens, the current move should be treated as a recovery from demand rather than a confirmed trend reversal. The macro backdrop is slightly more supportive for risk assets. Recent U.S. inflation data and producer prices have reduced expectations for an immediate Federal Reserve rate hike, while Treasury yields and the dollar have eased. That has helped broader risk sentiment and provided some support for Bitcoin. At the same time, institutional demand remains less consistent than earlier in the cycle. ETF flows have weakened materially this year, which means strong upside moves may require a fresh catalyst rather than relying purely on macro liquidity. Bullish Scenario As long as Bitcoin holds above $62.8K–$63.3K, the recovery scenario remains valid. A move through $64K would put the $65.1K–$65.4K supply zone back in focus. A confirmed breakout above that area could open the door toward $66K and higher. Bearish Scenario A clean break below $62.8K would invalidate the current demand reaction and suggest that sellers remain in control. That would expose lower support levels and increase the risk of another leg toward the psychological $60K region. For now, Bitcoin is sitting at a genuine decision point. Does major demand launch another move toward $65K, or is this just another temporary bounce inside a broader range?

by Structure_View

BTCUSD: Bear Cycle Phase Two targeting 47,000 Bitcoin remains bearish on its 1W technical outlook (RSI = 39.218, MACD = -6023.000, ADX = 24.666) as it is still under the LH trendline, loosely supported by the 1D MA50. The is identical to the January 2026 sequence that preceded the aggressive bearish wave to the 1.618 Fibonacci extension. Technically a new such wave should start now to complete this Phase 2 (TP = 47,000). ## If you like our free content follow our profile to get more daily ideas. ## ## Comments and likes are greatly appreciated. ##

by InvestingScope

BTC Update They keep pumping it overnight and dumping it during US hours. Expecting the same tomorrow, lol. Might day trade it.

by hungry_hippo

Bitcoin to continue it's decline!on 30 minute timeframe there is a presence of declining channel, which price is following religiously and seems like prominent way through which we could figure out the up coming moves on BTC. Currently price can be seen taking support of the channels lower boundary and expected to show an up-move which might lead price to retest the level of 63600 or the upper boundary of the channel, however taking longs could be avoided as over all trend is bearish & taking shorts would have better odds of success. I'd be looking at the short entry when it faces the rejection from the 63580. should wait for confirmation before entering into fresh shorts. consolidation and breakdown would be the preferred formation. For Educational Purposes only, Not an Investment Advice, Always use strict Risk management measures. Regards CrazyTrades247.

by CrazyTrades247

BTCUSD 1H | Ichimoku + Trendline Structure BTCUSD is currently trading around 63,137 on the 1H chart. Price remains below the descending trendline, while the Ichimoku structure above price suggests that the market is still facing overhead resistance. Key levels • 62,425–62,800: highlighted support/demand area • 63,600–63,900: first important reaction zone • 64,200–64,400: major overhead resistance area The chart shows a possible recovery path if price can reclaim the descending trendline and build acceptance above the 63,600–63,900 region. A stronger continuation could then bring the 64,200–64,400 area into focus. On the other hand, continued rejection below the trendline would keep the current structure under pressure, with the 62,800–62,425 zone remaining important to watch.

by apex_Legends005

BITCOIN FUTURE LONG SETUP The Bitcoin Long Setup is almost Getting Ready on the 1 H Time frame, After the trendline Breakout.... Look for a Long postion TP -1: 65,300 TP-2 : 66,750 Will Update the Stop loss when the entry will be activated Probably: 62,450

BTC/USD – Bearish Demand Zone Breakdown Bitcoin has broken below the key **63,350–63,600 demand/support zone**, confirming a bearish shift after losing the rising trendline and forming lower highs. The recent breakdown suggests continued selling pressure, with the next major support area near **62,400**. As long as BTC remains below the broken demand zone, the bearish setup remains valid and price could continue moving toward the marked target. **🎯 Target: 62,400.76** **📉 Bias: Bearish** **⚠️ Key Resistance: 63,350–63,600**

by SMART_MONEY_CIRCLE

Bitcoin (BTC/USD) Analysis: Breakout and Reversal Setup The current technical landscape for BTC/USD as of mid-April 2026 suggests a definitive shift in market structure. After a lengthy consolidation phase, the price action is now signaling the start of a fresh bullish cycle. Technical Outlook: • Weekly Chart (Macro Perspective): The breakout from the descending parallel channel serves as a major bullish catalyst. By slicing through the upper boundary near $74,000, Bitcoin has effectively neutralized months of bearish pressure, suggesting the start of a new impulsive wave. • Daily Chart (Reversal Pattern): A classic "W" pattern (double bottom) has fully formed. The price is currently breaking out above the $76,000 neckline; a sustained daily close above this level would flip previous resistance into support and confirm a macro trend reversal. • Momentum Indicators: The Weekly RSI is currently hovering near 45, positioned well below the overbought threshold (70+). This indicates significant "runway" for price appreciation, providing a strong tailwind for a multi-week swing trade toward higher targets. Trade Plan & Risk Management: This setup offers a structured approach to capturing the trend while protecting capital. 📍 Entery Price: $77,400 Price as of April 17, 2026. 🎯 Profit Targets: Target 1: $94,000 Target 2: $106,500 Target 3: $123,700 🛡️ Risk Management Stop Loss: $69,900 (Placed below the weekly breakout candle ) Risk/Reward: 2.0+ Calculated based on the $94k target; R/R increases significantly at T2 and T3.

by Navid-Rikhtegar

$BTCUSD: Wyckoff last leg down in Phase C?BITSTAMP:BTCUSD : if it's following the Wyckoff accumulation pattern, I chart this as the last leg down in Phase C. Phase C may or may not make a new low, hence the blue and the red paths--We may get the Spring in Phase C, which would make a lower low. In a more bullish scenario (which is my expectation), it may find support between 50% and 61.8% retracement for the final leg down. I continue to expect BTC to be sideways to down until the end of August. I'm holding long ( NASDAQ:IBIT , no leverage whatsoever) and waiting this out. We're in the final bottoming process and I don't want to miss the turn-around.

BTC/USD | Bitcoin Has Been Boring For 10 Weeks,What's Next?By analyzing the #Bitcoin chart on the weekly timeframe, we can see that BTC has been trading around the $60K area for almost 10 weeks without establishing a clear directional trend. This kind of market can become extremely boring, but many times the real move begins exactly when most traders lose patience. Currently, Bitcoin is trading around $63,500 and, in my view, the main scenario has not changed. I still expect a bullish move from this broader accumulation area. The most important demand zone on the chart remains the Bullish Order Block around $52,500 – $60,000. Inside the current structure, the $60,000 – $62,000 area is also an important short-term support. A deeper structural level can be found around the Bullish Breaker near $48,000 – $50,000. On the upside, the first important area is the FVG around $67,000 – $73,000. Above that, the major Bearish Breaker Block is located around $81,000 – $87,000, followed by the Bearish OB around $90,000 – $96,000. The major long-term supply zone remains the ATH Bearish OB around $112,000 – $126,000. If buyers finally regain momentum, the next upside targets I’m watching are $67,000, $70,000, $73,000, followed by $81,000 – $84,000. If the broader bullish expansion develops, $90,000 – $96,000 would become the next major objective. For now, nothing has materially changed in my outlook. Bitcoin is still holding its major demand area, and I continue to expect higher prices once this long consolidation finally ends. Please support me with your likes and comments to motivate me to share more analysis with you and share your opinion about the possible trend of this chart with me ! Best Regards , Arman Shaban

by ArmanShabanTrading

BTCUSD H1 | Falling Toward Key Support Based on the H1 chart analysis, we can see the price falling to our buy entry level at 63,910.1, which is an overlap suppport that is slightly above the 50% Fibonacci retracement. Our stop loss is set at 63,274.1, a pullback support level that is slightly below the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement. Our take profit is set at 64,687.4, which acts as an overlap resistance. High Risk Investment Warning 65% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.

BTCUSD,Sell On H4 BTCUSD,Sell On H4 Strong key level area. A confirmed break below this level could trigger a big move to the downside

BTC Breakout Setup Resistance to Major Resistance BTC is consolidating above the $58K–$59K support while forming higher lows along the rising trendline. A breakout above the $67K–$68K resistance could open the way toward higher levels. Take Profit (TP) * TP1: $60,000 * TP2: $65,000 * TP3: $70,000

The Trade After Your Loss A losing trade is part of trading. You can have a good setup, follow your plan, manage your risk correctly, and still lose. That's simply how probabilities work. The real problem often begins after the loss. You close the position, look at the red number on your screen, and suddenly the next trade feels different. You want to recover what you just lost. You start looking for another setup before one has actually formed. That is where one normal loss can turn into a much bigger problem. The First Loss Isn't Always the Real Damage Imagine you take a trade according to your plan and lose ₹1,000. The loss is frustrating, but it was expected. Your risk was controlled and the setup was valid. Then comes the dangerous thought: “I need to make that back.” You take another trade. The setup isn't as strong, but you convince yourself it is good enough. Maybe you increase your position size. Maybe you enter earlier than usual. Maybe you move your stop because you don't want another loss. Now you're no longer trading the market. You're trading against the previous result. One Loss Can Change Your Decisions The market hasn't changed because you lost. Your decision making has. After a loss, traders can become impatient, aggressive, or desperate to prove that the previous trade was just bad luck. This often leads to: Taking setups that don't meet the original criteria Increasing position size Entering too quickly Moving or removing stop losses Taking profits too early Continuing to trade when the best decision is to stop None of these decisions are caused by the chart itself. They come from the need to recover. The Trade After the Loss This is the trade worth paying attention to. Not because it is automatically a bad trade, but because your reason for taking it matters. Before entering, ask yourself: “If I had won my previous trade, would I still take this one?” If the answer is no, something has changed. Your setup may look the same, but your decision making isn't. A Loss Should End With the Trade A controlled loss should remain exactly that: a controlled loss. Review it. Was the setup valid? Did you follow your rules? Was the position size appropriate? Was there something you genuinely need to improve? If yes, learn from it. If no, accept it and move on. You don't need to immediately win the money back. The market will provide another opportunity. Your job is to make sure you're still disciplined enough to recognize it when it arrives. Final Thoughts The first loss may be completely normal. The dangerous part is what you decide to do afterward. A trader who accepts one loss can continue following their process. A trader who tries to immediately recover it can turn one mistake, or even one completely normal losing trade, into a chain of emotional decisions. You don't have to win back today's loss today. Sometimes the best trade after a loss is simply the one you take tomorrow with a clear mind. One loss is part of trading. What you do after it defines your discipline.

3 Attempts to Break Above the 64.2–64.4K Resistance Cluster Hi everyone!🌴☀️ Unfortunately for the bulls, the expected bounce from 64,000 has not happened yet. Bitcoin has already broken below this level twice and, so far today, has failed to even approach it. As I wrote earlier: 🐻🪓 “A break below the 1H/4H EMA 100 and EMA 200 cluster around 64.2–64.4K would likely accelerate the move toward the next major support level at 62.5K.” We did see the expected acceleration, with the current low at 63,158. However, further attempts to push Bitcoin toward 62,500 are still possible today. 🦬🚀The bullish scenario remains unchanged: ”65K is the key level. The bullish scenario, with upside targets at 67K and 67.6K, will only come back into play if Bitcoin manages to reclaim 65K and, more importantly, hold above it.” ⚠️ Disclaimer: All information shared on this channel is for educational and informational purposes only and is not investment advice. The author is not responsible for your trading decisions. Always manage your risks and make decisions independently.

by inchartswetrust

Bitcoin Finance Is Expanding. Most of Crypto Is Still Left Beh Bitcoin’s financial infrastructure keeps expanding. The broader crypto market is not getting healthier at the same pace. On August 13, Metaplanet launched **BitBonds**, a new continuous corporate bond issuance program. Its inaugural private placement totaled roughly **¥200 million**, with maturities of around three years and annual coupons between **4.0% and 4.3%**. Metaplanet also continues to report holdings of **43,000 BTC**. The first issuance is small relative to global Bitcoin markets. That matters. This is not a story about a huge new wave of money suddenly entering BTC. Its significance is structural: > **A Bitcoin-heavy corporate balance sheet is being connected to a repeatable debt-financing channel.** That is another step in Bitcoin’s financialization. It is not evidence that the broader crypto market has turned bullish. ## What BitBonds Actually Represent BitBonds are unsecured corporate obligations issued by Metaplanet. They are not bonds directly collateralized by Bitcoin. Investors are lending to a company whose treasury strategy is heavily centered on BTC. That expands the financial infrastructure around Bitcoin exposure, but it does not create guaranteed spot demand for Bitcoin today. A new financing channel creates access. It does not guarantee immediate capital inflows. And even if more capital eventually reaches Bitcoin, there is no reason it must spread into ETH or the broader altcoin market. That distinction is important. ## Bitcoin Adoption Is Not Crypto Breadth BTC is trading near **$63.5K–64K**. Beneath that relatively stable headline price, the latest market snapshot remains weak: * **Healthy assets: 2 of 20** * **Weak or Fragile: 10 of 20** * **Assets above 200DMA: 31%** * **BTC Crowd Risk: 17/100 — Calm** Only two major assets currently qualify as healthy. Less than one-third of the tracked market is above its 200-day moving average. At the same time, Bitcoin is not showing an extreme crowding signal. That combination points to a market with **narrow participation**, not excessive BTC positioning. > **Bitcoin is gaining financial infrastructure. Crypto is still missing broad demand.** ## Institutional Capital Does Not Have to Rotate Into Altcoins This is the most important distinction. ETFs, corporate treasuries and Bitcoin-linked financing products make BTC easier to hold inside conventional financial structures. But those channels can remain almost entirely Bitcoin-specific. Traditional capital can gain BTC exposure without buying ETH. A corporate treasury can accumulate Bitcoin without supporting altcoin liquidity. A Bitcoin-focused financing program can expand access without changing the trend of the other major crypto assets. > **Institutional access can deepen Bitcoin liquidity without creating demand for the rest of crypto.** That may actually strengthen Bitcoin’s position as a standalone institutional asset while leaving much of the broader crypto market behind. In other words: **Bitcoin financialization does not automatically mean Crypto risk-on.** And it may even widen the gap between BTC and the rest of the market. ## What Would Confirm a Broader Recovery? Three changes would make the current setup more constructive. ### 1. More Major Assets Become Healthy The current reading is only **2 of 20**. A move toward a meaningfully broader group would show that strength is no longer isolated. ### 2. More Assets Reclaim Their 200-Day Moving Average Only **31%** of the tracked market is currently above its 200DMA. A sustained recovery in that number would provide better evidence that the market is moving from stabilization into structural repair. ### 3. ETH and Large-Cap Altcoins Begin to Participate Bitcoin can lead. But a broader crypto recovery should eventually spread into ETH and other major assets. The strongest setup would combine: **Higher BTC prices + expanding market breadth + controlled positioning.** We do not have that combination yet. ## The Bigger Picture BitBonds are another sign that Bitcoin is becoming easier to finance, distribute and hold within conventional financial structures. That matters for Bitcoin’s long-term development. But infrastructure is not the same as demand. And Bitcoin adoption is not the same as a broad crypto recovery. Today, Bitcoin remains relatively resilient. Its financial ecosystem continues to expand. But participation across the rest of the market remains narrow. The real question is no longer whether Bitcoin has institutional access. It does. The question is whether **BTC-specific demand can broaden into crypto-wide risk appetite**. Until that happens, Bitcoin can continue becoming more institutional while much of crypto remains left behind. > **Bitcoin financialization is expanding. Broad crypto participation still has to catch up.** ---

Bitcoin: A Fibonacci Retracement From the March 2023 Low I drew a Fibonacci retracement from the March 2023 low to the cycle high. I set both the Fibonacci retracement and the chart scale to log, because bitcoin moved more than six times over this stretch. I did not pick the March 2023 low for technical reasons. Bitcoin made that low on the day the FDIC closed Silicon Valley Bank, and Silvergate had announced its wind down two days before. Bitcoin fell about 11 percent in the two days into that low, then rose about 30 percent in the week after it, and has not traded at that low since. Bitcoin has come about a third of the way back down from the cycle high toward the March 2023 low. So the 0.382 line is the level I watch, because bitcoin is sitting on it now. Holding the 0.382 line keeps the giveback where it is and leaves the pullback a normal one. Reclaiming the 0.236 line above, around 81,000, would take bitcoin back up to about a quarter of the distance, and at that point the pullback is being unwound rather than deepened. Losing the 0.382 line would not end the pullback by itself, it would open the 0.5 line, around 49,000, which is the halfway mark, and then the 0.618 line, around 39,300. The 0.618 line is the golden ratio level, and losing the 0.618 line is a different kind of event from losing the lines above it. Losing the 0.382 line or the 0.5 line only makes the pullback deeper. Losing the 0.618 line means most of the advance is gone, and at that point calling it a pullback stops making sense.

by KazimKarabacak

BTC/USD Analysis – Bearish Momentum Building (1-Hour Chart) Chart Date: August 13, 2026 Time Frame: 1 Hour (OANDA) Indicator: Supertrend (10, 3) Market Overview Bitcoin is trading around $63,280, remaining below the Supertrend resistance line at $64,007. The chart indicates that sellers are currently controlling the market after several failed attempts to move above the $63,800–$64,200 resistance zone. Trend Analysis The Supertrend indicator remains bearish (red), confirming a downward market structure. Bitcoin failed to hold above $63,700, resulting in a strong bearish candle. Lower highs and lower lows continue to develop, reinforcing the current downtrend. Key Resistance Levels Resistance Importance $63,732 Immediate resistance $64,007 Supertrend resistance $64,083 Major resistance Key Support Levels Support Importance $63,280 Current support $63,000 Psychological support $62,980 Short-term target Trading Setup (According to the Chart) Entry: Around $63,280 Stop-loss: $64,083 Target: $62,980 The risk-to-reward ratio favors sellers as long as the price remains below the Supertrend resistance. Conclusion Title: Bitcoin (BTC/USD) Faces Renewed Selling Pressure as Bears Target $62,980 The overall outlook remains bearish. A break below $63,280 could accelerate selling toward $62,980. However, if buyers push the price above $64,083, the bearish scenario would weaken and a short-term reversal could develop.

by FX_PRO_TRADER85

BTC Is Holding 63,158 In The Lower Range.BTC Is Holding 63,158 In The Lower Range. The laggard held its low. BTC lost 63,625 but found support at 63,158 and is chopping at 63,423, holding the lower half of its range without breaking down. Wednesday's read was that losing 63,158 opens the floor - it did not lose it. The 4H conviction has actually turned top-quartile bullish even as price sits low, a small divergence in the laggard's favor. It is Thursday, the gate day. Still range-bound, holding support at the low end. Neutral. Resistance: 63,625.81 - the level to reclaim Key resistance: 63,796.21 - then 64,400 Current price: 63,423 Support: 63,158.00 - the low that held Key support: 62,459.75 - the range floor Structural floor: 62,209.81 - below the range Two paths from here: It holds 63,158 and reclaims 63,625. With 4H conviction turning up and the low holding, a reclaim of 63,625 rebalances the range. The laggard defending its low with rising conviction is the constructive tell. It loses 63,158 and the floor opens. BTC is the weakest name of the three, and repeated tests weaken a level. A loss of 63,158 on a close puts 62,459 in play. The low has to keep holding. BTC held 63,158 and is chopping in the lower range, with the higher-timeframe conviction quietly turning up. 63,625 reclaimed rebalances it; losing 63,158 opens the floor. Gate day, so watch the close. Built with SYNTHESIS v3.3 | SOM / ACE / IMP / SYNTHESIS Study, not financial advice.

by virDeStatera