According to The Block, CryptoQuant indicates that Bitcoin's recent rebound has shown signs of increasing profit-taking risk. Bitcoin briefly surged above $76,000 before falling back to around $74,800, testing a key bearish resistance level at approximately $76,800 based on on-chain realized prices. Historically, this range often triggers selling pressure due to holdings approaching breakeven. CryptoQuant pointed out that if the resistance holds, around $67,600 could serve as a short-term major support. CryptoQuant also stated that as prices rise, exchange inflows have significantly increased, with hourly inflows reaching about 11,000 BTC, the highest since December 2025.