BTC Market Outlook: Watching for a Liquidity Sweep Before the Next Move

Bitcoin's daily trend remains bullish, but momentum is beginning to cool. The moving averages are still aligned to the upside, although their slope is flattening, suggesting buyers are losing some strength.
On the 4-hour chart, the Bollinger Bands continue to contract, signaling lower volatility and a potential breakout ahead. Meanwhile, the MACD histogram is hovering near the zero line with shrinking bars, indicating that bullish momentum is fading and the market is waiting for a catalyst.
The order book also reveals an interesting picture. Sellers continue to defend the 63,700–64,000 region, while buy support at the top bid remains relatively weak. This suggests large players are still waiting rather than aggressively accumulating.
From a liquidity perspective, the 64,800–65,000 area is important. Although visible sell walls have become lighter, it sits close to a major options settlement level. A clean breakout above this zone could force short sellers to cover, creating a rapid upside squeeze.
On the downside, the 63,000–63,500 range contains a significant concentration of long liquidation levels. That makes it an attractive target for a liquidity sweep before any stronger recovery.
Trading Plan
Short Entry: 64,500–64,800
Stop Loss: 65,100
Take Profit 1: 63,800
Take Profit 2: 63,300
If price drops into the 63,300–63,500 support the 15-minute chart prints a strong high-volume reversal signal, a long setup becomes attract
Long Entry: 63,300–63,500 (after confirmation)
Stop Loss: Below 63,000
Target: 64,800
For risk management, maintaining a smaller position while waiting for confirmation can help reduce exposure until the market reveals its next direction. $BTC ‌