Bitcoin just executed a **double liquidity sweep** in less than 24 hours: it touched **yesterday’s high (PDH) at 82.2K** and the **low (PDL) at 80.6K**, clearing stops at both ends. But the interesting part isn’t the range; it’s what happened after the low was swept.
The **Wyckoff thesis** points to a **spring**: price swept the floor, shook out weak longs, and recovered strongly intraday. That quick recovery is the signal: the sweep was the trap, not the start of a structural decline. The **multi-timeframe bias** (daily, weekly, 4H, 1H) is **bullish**; only the yearly outlook remains bearish because price is still far from the ATH.
Meanwhile, the **Fear & Greed Index rose 6 points to 59 (Greed)** in one day, reflecting how sentiment turned along with price. The market is interpreting the spring as strength.
**The traditional interpretation** sees a “double bottom” at 80.6K, but doesn’t explain why the bounce was so rapid. The answer lies in liquidity: price went after the orders stacked below the PDL, executed them, and reversed because there were no sellers left willing to push it lower.
The key level to hold now is **81.3K–81.6K**; below that, the door opens to **78.4K** and the weekly low at **79.7K**. But if price holds and breaks **85.1K**, the next target is **88.6K**.
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The **Wyckoff thesis** points to a **spring**: price swept the floor, shook out weak longs, and recovered strongly intraday. That quick recovery is the signal: the sweep was the trap, not the start of a structural decline. The **multi-timeframe bias** (daily, weekly, 4H, 1H) is **bullish**; only the yearly outlook remains bearish because price is still far from the ATH.
Meanwhile, the **Fear & Greed Index rose 6 points to 59 (Greed)** in one day, reflecting how sentiment turned along with price. The market is interpreting the spring as strength.
**The traditional interpretation** sees a “double bottom” at 80.6K, but doesn’t explain why the bounce was so rapid. The answer lies in liquidity: price went after the orders stacked below the PDL, executed them, and reversed because there were no sellers left willing to push it lower.
The key level to hold now is **81.3K–81.6K**; below that, the door opens to **78.4K** and the weekly low at **79.7K**. But if price holds and breaks **85.1K**, the next target is **88.6K**.
Do you think the spring was genuine, or is there more liquidity to sweep below? Follow me for more hype-free structural analysis.
#BTC