Bitcoin is currently trading around $62,500 after losing the $63,000 support level.

Despite improving macro conditions following fresh U.S.-Iran talks, Bitcoin and Ethereum have failed to attract strong buying pressure.

Oil prices and Treasury yields moved lower as markets reacted positively to the possibility of reduced geopolitical tensions and easing inflation concerns.

However, crypto markets did not receive the same risk-on response.

Additional selling pressure came after fresh Coldcard-linked wallet sweeps pushed observed losses close to $89 million, adding further pressure to an already cautious market.

Technical Structure

Bitcoin remains inside a key range with price currently sitting near the lower end.

Key levels we are monitoring:

Resistance:
$64,000

Bitcoin needs to reclaim and hold above this level to regain short-term momentum.

A successful breakout would bring the next resistance zone into focus:

$65,700

Support:
$63,000

This level has now flipped into short-term resistance after being lost.

Major support:
$61,000

A continued rejection below $63,000 could send Bitcoin towards this area.

Our view:

The current move is less about a technical breakdown and more about a lack of demand despite improving macro conditions.

Bitcoin had a potential catalyst from easing geopolitical concerns, but buyers failed to step in as market-specific selling pressure weighed on price.

For now, we are watching whether Bitcoin can reclaim $63,000 and build momentum back towards $64,000.

If buyers fail to regain control, $61,000 remains the key downside level to defend.

The range remains intact until Bitcoin confirms a breakout.