#BTC能否守住6.5万美元？ On March 30, 2026, Bitcoin once again broke above the key support zone between $66,000 and $68,000. Today, BTC briefly dipped near 66,231 before quickly rebounding, currently fluctuating in the $66,500 to $67,000 range. The ongoing Iran-U.S. negotiations continue to send signals of easing, and falling oil prices have provided a short-term respite for risk assets. Meanwhile, new developments in the Clarity Act indicate that the Senate Banking Committee is pushing forward with compromise clauses related to stablecoin yields. The SEC and CFTC have jointly issued guidance clarifying that most mainstream crypto assets are commodities rather than securities, further clarifying institutional entry pathways. The dual positive factors of geopolitical easing and regulatory clarity are stacking up, yet the market remains oscillating at low levels. Is this wave the end of the bear market or a short-term correction?
The probability of holding the $66,000 support in the short term is relatively high, but this looks more like a corrective rebound within a bear market rather than a trend reversal.
Although the critical level at 66,231 is temporarily holding, the range between 67,500 and 68,500 remains a strong resistance zone. Geopolitical and regulatory positives do exist, but current market risk appetite is still slowly recovering, with funds mainly observing.
How should one operate?
Short-term: Focus on light positions for trying longs or just observing. Small positions can be added near 67,500 and 68,000, with strict stop-loss set below 66,000.
Mid-term: The bear market continuation features are still obvious. Don’t rush to heavily buy the dip. Wait for clear signs like increased volume large bullish candles and MACD golden cross to consider adding positions for safety.
Core principle: Stability is speed. High leverage and full positions are prone to emotional liquidation. Strictly control position sizes and take profit and stop-loss points!
