Let’s talk about Bitcoin’s $70,000 to $80,000 range for a second. There’s a weird gap here one that probably keeps traders up at night. Unlike the zones below, where Bitcoin hung around for ages, building up layers of support, this slice of the chart is almost empty. When Bitcoin blasted through it during the last rally, it didn’t stop to catch its breath. It just... zoomed right past.

Here’s why that matters. Usually, when Bitcoin trades sideways for a while, buyers and sellers argue about price, and that back-and-forth builds a safety net. If the price falls, there are people ready to step in and buy. But in this $70K–$80K stretch? Not much of that. If Bitcoin drops back into this range, there aren’t as many folks lined up to catch it.

Now, that doesn’t mean we’re doomed for a crash. But it does crank up the risk. Markets slip through these “thin” zones faster, simply because there isn’t much demand left behind. That’s why everyone keeps an eye on on-chain activity, ETF flows, and how traders are stacked in the derivatives market. If confidence slips above $80K, Bitcoin could tumble through this gap way quicker than most expect.

Still, these gaps aren’t set in stone. Maybe institutions pile in. Maybe liquidity improves. Maybe something big happens in the wider economy that helps Bitcoin carve out new support. For now, though, this $70K–$80K patch isn’t just another price level it’s a gut check for how solid this rally actually is.