$BTC made an observed three-month high at $81,455, then traded near $77,612 and is down 2.39% over 24 hours. The useful mechanic is failed-breakout reading: a wick above resistance shows liquidity was available, but only a close that holds the level and survives a retest shows acceptance.

My working rule for the next 24 hours: treat $81,455 as the reclaim test, not as proof that momentum is intact. A close back above it followed by a successful retest would repair the breakout. A sustained loss of $77,612 would keep the pullback in control. The $6.4B options expiry and the Fed inflation message add event risk, so the close is the cleaner signal than the intraday spike.

My invalidation is a sustained move below $77,612; my upside reference is a retest of $81,455 within the next 24 hours. That is a market map, not a forecast.

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