$66,400 BTC, did you miss the boat?



First look at the surface: continuous bad news, but the price doesn’t fall, it rises instead.

It has risen 5.25% in the past 7 days, reversing directly from below 60k with a V-shape. The candlestick chart shows: liquidity below 60k has been swept clean, 60k BTC eaten up by whales in the 59-67k range. Every time you think “it’s going to collapse,” whales are quietly buying up positions.

First thing: all “bad news” can no longer shake the market, that’s the most terrifying signal.

The Bank of Japan raised interest rates to 1%, a 31-year high. Historically, every BoJ rate hike caused BTC to drop at least 18-32%. This time? BTC didn’t fall, it rose instead.

US CPI year-over-year soared to 4.2%, the highest since 2023, and the Fed explicitly stated no rate cuts until 2026. Shouldn’t tightening liquidity expectations cause a sell-off? BTC didn’t fall, it continued to rise.

The US and Iran signed a peace agreement, oil prices retreated, geopolitical risks eased—this is positive news, but if either of the other two factors had occurred before, BTC could have dropped back to 50k.

Second thing: you’re still waiting for the “final dip,” but institutions have already finished buying.

Between 59,500 and 67k, Glassnode data shows: over 250k BTC have been bought. The Accumulation Trend Score has reached its highest level since this correction began.

MicroStrategy bought another 1,587 BTC, SpaceX holds 19,000 BTC. Spot ETF net inflows have exceeded $54 billion, locking in about 677k BTC.

Third thing: technical analysis already shows a “bullish structure.”

V-shaped reversal below 60k, reclaiming 65k.

Completion of liquidity sweep and transition to a change in structure (CHoCH).

Volume is gradually increasing during the rebound phase, healthy.

A bottom pattern has appeared on the H4 timeframe.

Breaking 67k opens the way to 69-70k. Beyond that, 75k+.

But if it can’t break through 67k this week, it might retest 64-65k to shake out some traders before moving higher.

Long and short battles, you decide.

One side is:

US and Iran peace agreement, geopolitical risks easing

Institutions continue buying, MicroStrategy adds another $100 million

On-chain accumulation strength reaches its highest level during this correction

Coinbase CEO publicly calls for a bottom

60k BTC bought between 59-67k

The rebound structure from 60k is valid, bullish pattern forming

The other side is:

CPI at 4.2%, Fed will not cut rates this year

Japan raising rates to 1%, risk of carry trade unwind

Three failed attempts to break 67k, long-term moving averages acting as resistance

If it can’t push through, it may retest 63-65k

Key level: 66,400, just 600 away from the critical 67k line.

Resistance above: 67k → 69,000-70k → 75k+

Support below: 65k → 64,000 → 63,000-61,000

Short-term traders:

Hold steady above 66,500, break through 67k with volume, then chase, stop-loss at 65,500, target 69,000-70,000. If it retests 65k-64,000, that’s a better entry point.

Swing traders:

Add positions in batches at 64,000-65k, stop-loss at 63,000, target 75,000+. At this position, better to be caught in a dip than to miss out.

Long-term believers:

Around 60k is the bottom of this cycle. Continue dollar-cost averaging, buy more on dips. End-of-2026 target of 100k+, betting on halving supply contraction + institutional adoption deepening. If 67k truly breaks through and stabilizes, add more; don’t chase high.

BTC now is like BTC at the beginning of 2023—

99% of people thought “it still has to drop to 50k,” but it went straight from 25k to 73k.

It’s not that BTC isn’t capable, it’s that you always think “this time is different.” #我的Gate交易时刻 #预测世界杯阿根廷vs阿尔及利亚 #Gate现货交易量逆势增长增幅全球第一 $BTC $ETH $SOL
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