BITCOIN MORNING RECAP

Bitcoin is starting the day trading around $63,300 after failing to reclaim the key $64k resistance level

Yesterday, BTC attempted to push higher but buyers were unable to sustain momentum above resistance The rejection from the $64k area shows that sellers are still defending this level

For now, BTC remains inside a tight range, with buyers defending support while sellers continue to cap upside moves

Current structure:

Resistance:
$64k
$65.7k
$67.2k

Support:
$63k
$61k

The $64k level remains key area to watch

A successful reclaim of $64k would improve short-term momentum and put Bitcoin back in position to challenge the $65.7k resistance zone

What has changed since yesterday?

Price action:

Bitcoin failed to break above $64k and has moved back towards the middle of the current range

This shows that buyers are still lacking strength needed to push BTC into a new upside move

Liquidity:

Liquidation data continues to show liquidity building on both sides of market

Above current price, liquidity remains concentrated around the $64k to $65k region

Below current price, $62,500 to $63,000 area remains an important zone where buyers will need to defend

Derivatives:

Open interest remains elevated, showing traders are still positioned heavily around this range

The next directional move will likely depend on whether leverage is supported by real spot demand or whether traders become overexposed

Spot market:

Spot demand remains the biggest factor to watch

A sustainable move higher requires real buyers stepping in, not just increased leverage

Our current view:

Bitcoin remains in a consolidation phase.

The structure is not broken, but bulls need to reclaim $NVDAB to regain momentum

Holding above $63k keeps the current range intact

A move above $64k would open the possibility of another test of $65,700.

A loss of $63k would weaken the structure and increase the probability of a move towards $61k

For now, patience is key

Bitcoin is building pressure inside a tight range, and the next breakout should provide clearer direction