Bitcoin 4H Chart Update
Bitcoin is continuing to trade inside the same range, with price once again being rejected around the $64,000 resistance level.
So far, neither buyers nor sellers have been able to force a decisive move, which is why patience remains important here.
The key thing we're watching is how Bitcoin behaves around $64,000.
A clean reclaim and sustained hold above this level would put $65,700 back into focus. That remains the first major resistance, and if bulls can break through it with conviction, the next significant level sits at $67,200.
On the downside, $63,000 continues to act as the range support. It's been defended multiple times over the past week and remains an important area for buyers to hold. Losing that level would likely open the door for a move into the $61,000 support zone.
What stands out to us is that despite the recent volatility across macro markets, Bitcoin is still respecting these technical levels remarkably well. Price isn't breaking down, but it also isn't showing enough strength to confirm a trend reversal yet.
When we combine this with today's data:
• Funding rates remain relatively neutral.
• Open interest has started rebuilding after the recent flush.
• Exchange inflows remain contained rather than accelerating.
• Stablecoin liquidity is still sitting near cycle highs.
• Bitcoin dominance is gradually recovering, showing capital is still favouring BTC over higher-risk altcoins.
Taken together, this still looks like a market searching for its next catalyst rather than one entering a sustained trend.
Our focus hasn't changed:
Above $64,000, momentum begins improving.
A confirmed break above $65,700 shifts the structure back in favour of the bulls.
Below $63,000, the probability of testing $61,000 increases significantly.
For now, this continues to look like consolidation inside a well-defined range, and until one of these levels breaks, we expect price to remain reactive rather than directional.
Bitcoin is continuing to trade inside the same range, with price once again being rejected around the $64,000 resistance level.
So far, neither buyers nor sellers have been able to force a decisive move, which is why patience remains important here.
The key thing we're watching is how Bitcoin behaves around $64,000.
A clean reclaim and sustained hold above this level would put $65,700 back into focus. That remains the first major resistance, and if bulls can break through it with conviction, the next significant level sits at $67,200.
On the downside, $63,000 continues to act as the range support. It's been defended multiple times over the past week and remains an important area for buyers to hold. Losing that level would likely open the door for a move into the $61,000 support zone.
What stands out to us is that despite the recent volatility across macro markets, Bitcoin is still respecting these technical levels remarkably well. Price isn't breaking down, but it also isn't showing enough strength to confirm a trend reversal yet.
When we combine this with today's data:
• Funding rates remain relatively neutral.
• Open interest has started rebuilding after the recent flush.
• Exchange inflows remain contained rather than accelerating.
• Stablecoin liquidity is still sitting near cycle highs.
• Bitcoin dominance is gradually recovering, showing capital is still favouring BTC over higher-risk altcoins.
Taken together, this still looks like a market searching for its next catalyst rather than one entering a sustained trend.
Our focus hasn't changed:
Above $64,000, momentum begins improving.
A confirmed break above $65,700 shifts the structure back in favour of the bulls.
Below $63,000, the probability of testing $61,000 increases significantly.
For now, this continues to look like consolidation inside a well-defined range, and until one of these levels breaks, we expect price to remain reactive rather than directional.