🚨 BITCOIN IS MOVING, BUT THE REAL STORY IS HAPPENING IN THE FUTURES MARKET.

Over the past week, futures buyers have stayed active even while price has struggled to break out. Open interest has cooled slightly, funding has moved back toward neutral, yet buying pressure has remained stronger than selling. That usually tells me leverage is becoming healthier instead of overheating.
The liquidation map also gives a few important clues.
Right now, a large cluster of short liquidations sits around $65.5K–66K. If BTC pushes into that area, forced short liquidations could add extra buying pressure and quickly send price toward $67K.
On the downside, the first support zone sits around $63.5K–63.7K, followed by stronger liquidity near $63K and $62.5K. These are the areas I'd watch if the market pulls back.
The interesting part is that long-side liquidity is still much larger than short-side liquidity. That suggests many leveraged long positions are still open, which means volatility hasn't disappeared it has simply shifted.
There is also a much bigger liquidation pocket around $55K. I don't think it matters unless Bitcoin starts losing the key support levels above. As long as those supports hold, that deeper liquidity is just something to keep in mind, not something to expect.
For now, I think the market is still trading inside a broad $60K–67K range. Until one side of that range breaks with conviction, liquidity, not headlines, is likely to keep deciding where Bitcoin moves next.