$BTC faced strong selling pressure at $81,500 and was quickly rejected.
The next important area to watch is $74,000–$75,000, where buyers may step in again.
A solid defense of this support zone would keep the broader bullish structure intact and open the door for another move higher.
Lose it, and the pullback could deepen.
NFA. DYOR.
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Nobody wants to see it, but the Fibonacci bottoming pattern has held every cycle — 2018, 2022, and now.
Both prior cycles saw $BTC push past the 0.618 retracement and deep into the 0.75 zone before finding a true bottom. Right now, we're nowhere near that pocket.
Base case: another leg down into the 0.618–0.75 zone.
What changes the view? A structural breakout above $82K–$83K, followed by a retest of at least 50% of that breakout leg. Until that happens, the downside thesis stands.
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