$65,000 has broken — and this time it’s not just a wick.
Early this morning, BTC fell to $63,902, and since then, 15-minute candles have closed below $65,000 five times in a row — most recently at $64,433. This level also broke below the August 19 low ($64,686), setting a new three-month low. Last night, BTC was still around $65,800. ETH also fell to $1,750, and SOL to $68.78. Over the past 24 hours: BTC -5.6%, ETH -8%, SOL -11%.
There’s no clear new headline behind this leg down. The weekend backdrop was already tough — BTC ETFs recorded outflows for seven consecutive sessions totaling $1.91 billion, and analyst Ted Pillows described Saturday’s move as forced selling from leverage — but this early-morning leg is purely continued selling pressure amid thin weekend liquidity.
Bullish scenario: BTC reclaims $65,000 with a 4H close above it; the $66,000–$66,500 zone would be an early sign that sellers are starting to run out of steam.
Bearish scenario: staying below $65,000 means pressure continues; the round $60,000 level is the next zone to watch.
My takeaway: I’m staying cautious while BTC is below $65,000 — I’ll wait for a 4H close back above that level before seeing any bounce as more than just a pause.
This is my analysis, not financial advice — always DYOR.
What do you think: will $65,000 be reclaimed first, or will $60,000 be tested first?
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Early this morning, BTC fell to $63,902, and since then, 15-minute candles have closed below $65,000 five times in a row — most recently at $64,433. This level also broke below the August 19 low ($64,686), setting a new three-month low. Last night, BTC was still around $65,800. ETH also fell to $1,750, and SOL to $68.78. Over the past 24 hours: BTC -5.6%, ETH -8%, SOL -11%.
There’s no clear new headline behind this leg down. The weekend backdrop was already tough — BTC ETFs recorded outflows for seven consecutive sessions totaling $1.91 billion, and analyst Ted Pillows described Saturday’s move as forced selling from leverage — but this early-morning leg is purely continued selling pressure amid thin weekend liquidity.
Bullish scenario: BTC reclaims $65,000 with a 4H close above it; the $66,000–$66,500 zone would be an early sign that sellers are starting to run out of steam.
Bearish scenario: staying below $65,000 means pressure continues; the round $60,000 level is the next zone to watch.
My takeaway: I’m staying cautious while BTC is below $65,000 — I’ll wait for a 4H close back above that level before seeing any bounce as more than just a pause.
This is my analysis, not financial advice — always DYOR.
What do you think: will $65,000 be reclaimed first, or will $60,000 be tested first?
#Bitcoin #Crypto #AnalisisPasar $BTC $ETH $SOL