$BTC has just shown why chasing a vertical candle can be expensive.

After breaking sharply higher toward $69K, Bitcoin has pulled back into the mid-$64K area. The bigger picture is still a wide $60K–$80K range, but yesterday’s move was significant: more than $1B in shorts were liquidated as BTC pushed to a nearly 3-month high.

Now the key is whether buyers can turn the $64K area into support.

🎯 LONG SETUP — only on confirmation

Entry: $64,200–$64,600
TP1: $66,500
TP2: $68,500
TP3: $70,000
SL: $63,150

Approx. Risk/Reward: 1:1.7 to TP1, 1:3.5 to TP2, 1:5 to TP3.

⚡ Confirmation: I want to see $64K hold with a strong reaction and buyers reclaiming $65K with improving volume. A clean retest of $64K after the reclaim would be even better.

❌ Invalidation: A strong close below $63.15 would weaken this bullish setup and suggest the breakout was mainly a liquidity-driven move.

🧠 Trader View: The rally improved BTC’s short-term structure, but the macro backdrop is still tricky with elevated bond yields and rate uncertainty. I’d rather buy a confirmed retest than chase another squeeze candle.

⚠️ Manage leverage carefully. Liquidation-driven moves can reverse fast.

💬 Would you rather wait for the $64K retest or trade a confirmed $65K reclaim?
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