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$BTC rolled back above $70,500 — looks like good momentum, right? But wait… that’s not the full truth. The market is still sideways, even though the last candle pushed price toward the daily high above $70,500. We’re still seeing strong rejections at $71,500, $73,000, and $74,500, and these levels are likely to cap any further upside for now. So what’s the possible scalp setup? ~Entry: around $70,600 First target: $71,500 Extensions: $73,000 → $74,500 Wait for it to reclaim the level over shorter time frame to scalp! Best approach here: Book partial profits at $71,500 and trail your stop-loss continuously as it is green. That gives you protection while keeping upside open — a clean scalp opportunity if managed properly. Risk management is key here. Don’t overextend. If you have any confusion, drop it in the comments — I’ve got you. And don’t forget to "LIKE" and FOLLOW for the latest BTC moves. Thank you 🤝$BTC

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Glassnode Announces Bitcoin Has Entered a “Deep Bear Phase” – But There Is Still Positive News On-chain data shows bearish signals have been active since last Halloween. Losses are rising, but we’re still far from full panic mode. People are selling, yes, but not in fear yet. The good part? ❌ No mass panic selling. No total capitulation. The market loss ratio is only about 24%, while real panic usually starts above 50%. Since December, long-term HODLers have been quietly accumulating. Big institutions are also watching these lower levels for entry, just like the Bitwise CEO hinted. So this looks more like a strong shakeout than a total crash. The market is cleaning itself before the next move. Now the real question 🤔 More pain ahead? Or is this the phase before the next big rally? 📈 What do you think? #Bitcoin #BearMarket

$BTC Between Relief and Confirmation The upward move from the key $59,000 level to the current $70,000 represents a clear shift in technical momentum, verifiable on the chart and supported by a notable increase in buying volume. This 18% rebound suggests that extreme selling pressure was exhausted at that support levela common phenomenon following massive liquidations. Technical indicators like the RSI, which emerged from the deep oversold zone, and a moderate improvement in the Fear & Greed Index from extreme lows, support this short-term relief narrative. However, a bounce does not equate to a confirmed bullish trend. The immediate critical resistance remains in the $72,000-$74,000 band, where the price was previously rejected. A sustained close above $74,000 would be the first strong technical signal to validate a more sustained reversal; until then, this move is classified as a technical correction within a still-heavy market context. Practical Perspective and Risk Management From a practical perspective, the price action of the last 24 hours shows that panic selling (dumping) has given way to a phase of consolidation and potential technical recovery. The potential trajectory toward $74,000** mentioned is plausible if buying volume is sustained and $70,000 acts as a new dynamic support. However, it is essential to contrast this optimistic scenario with persistent risks: correlation with traditional risk assets, macroeconomic uncertainty, and the possibility that this is a "dead cat bounce" before a new test of lower supports. My approach, based on prior experience, is to observe the strength of the rebound on higher time frames (4h and daily) and Bitcoin's ability to maintain its gains. In volatile markets, confirmation comes with time and candle closes above key levels, not just with intraday impulses. --- 📄 Disclaimer: This analysis is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not financial advice. Cryptocurrency markets are extremely volatile. Conduct your own research (DYOR) and consult with an independent financial advisor before making any investment decision. The author may hold positions in the assets mentioned.