Bitcoin is currently trading around $79,200 on the 3-day chart and is sitting just above the key 0.5 Fibonacci retracement level from its most recent macro impulse. The chart shows a clear descending trendline acting as dynamic resistance, reinforcing the ongoing downward pressure on price. Until this trendline is broken and retested from above, market structure remains bearish in the mid-term.
After a strong rally to $108K, BTC was rejected near the 0.25 Fibonacci level at $93K. Since then, it’s formed a series of lower highs, confirming that bulls are losing momentum. The 0.385 retracement level, which aligns with the $85K region, has now acted as resistance multiple times, indicating a strong ceiling unless volume and price action shift.
Price is now hovering above the 0.5 retracement area (~$78K–$79K). If this zone fails to hold, Bitcoin is likely headed toward the 0.618 Fib level near $73,747. This level also aligns with the previous all-time high from November 2021, adding to its historical importance. While some buyers may attempt to defend that level for a short-term bounce, the real macro demand lies lower.
The green zone around
64K to $61K is the highest confluence support area. It matches both the 0.75 and 0.785 Fibonacci retracement levels, and overlaps with the major accumulation and breakout structure from Q4 of 2024. If BTC trades down into that region, it would present a much higher probability bounce zone and a potential macro higher low — if bulls can defend it.
Until Bitcoin flips the descending trendline and reclaims $85K with conviction, the market structure favors downside continuation. A reclaim of $85K would be a significant signal for bullish momentum to return, especially if it comes with a breakout retest of the trendline. For now, however, the path of least resistance remains to the downside, with $69K and then64K–$61K as the next key support zones to watch.
In summary, Bitcoin remains in a corrective structure beneath its trendline. A move into $69K may offer a reaction, but the most meaningful support lies in the64K–$61K macro zone. Patience is key here, as buyers wait for either deeper value or a clear shift in trend.
After a strong rally to $108K, BTC was rejected near the 0.25 Fibonacci level at $93K. Since then, it’s formed a series of lower highs, confirming that bulls are losing momentum. The 0.385 retracement level, which aligns with the $85K region, has now acted as resistance multiple times, indicating a strong ceiling unless volume and price action shift.
Price is now hovering above the 0.5 retracement area (~$78K–$79K). If this zone fails to hold, Bitcoin is likely headed toward the 0.618 Fib level near $73,747. This level also aligns with the previous all-time high from November 2021, adding to its historical importance. While some buyers may attempt to defend that level for a short-term bounce, the real macro demand lies lower.
The green zone around
64K to $61K is the highest confluence support area. It matches both the 0.75 and 0.785 Fibonacci retracement levels, and overlaps with the major accumulation and breakout structure from Q4 of 2024. If BTC trades down into that region, it would present a much higher probability bounce zone and a potential macro higher low — if bulls can defend it.Until Bitcoin flips the descending trendline and reclaims $85K with conviction, the market structure favors downside continuation. A reclaim of $85K would be a significant signal for bullish momentum to return, especially if it comes with a breakout retest of the trendline. For now, however, the path of least resistance remains to the downside, with $69K and then
64K–$61K as the next key support zones to watch.In summary, Bitcoin remains in a corrective structure beneath its trendline. A move into $69K may offer a reaction, but the most meaningful support lies in the
64K–$61K macro zone. Patience is key here, as buyers wait for either deeper value or a clear shift in trend.
Luca Sepe
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