Bitcoin just bounced off $58K and is already pressing back into the $60K barrier that has shut every rally down for the past week.



Price is near $59,103 after recovering from a $57,758 low. Sentiment is still in the gutter with Fear and Greed at 12, deep in extreme fear. On the 1 hour chart we got a clean secondary test off the lows. Buyers showed up right where they defended before, and that pushed price higher. It is a real bounce. But the structure has not flipped. We are still stuck under the $60K to $60,600 supply zone that turned from support into resistance after last week’s breakdown. Until we get a solid close above it, this is a relief rally inside a downtrend, not the start of a new trend.

Under the surface there are two stories fighting each other. Leverage has been washed out, open interest dropped from about $90 billion to roughly $44.5 billion, and long term holders are pulling coins off exchanges to accumulate. That looks like bottoming behavior. The macro picture is still heavy though. A hawkish Fed, a strong dollar, and record ETF outflows are keeping a lid on things. Fear this extreme can fuel fast squeezes, but that $60K wall is thick for a reason.

Here is what matters next. Break and hold $60K and the squeeze could extend toward $62K. Fail at the wall and lose $58K again, and $56,200 comes into view underneath.

So treat this bounce as a test, not a chase. Shorting the squeeze or buying right into the wall is how you get chopped. Let price either close above $60K with conviction or reject it cleanly, then take your trade. Patience is the edge right now.

Does Bitcoin finally punch through the wall, or do we get another rejection back to the lows?

Not financial advice.
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