After an impulsive breakdown from range resistance, Bitcoin price has stabilized directly above a clearly defined support base.
Bitcoin is currently trading around $66,965, holding the $65,000–$66,000 support zone after sweeping local lows near $62,800–$63,200. The reaction from that area has been sharp, but structure remains compressed beneath descending resistance.
This is a structural test, not a confirmed reversal.
According to crypto trader GainMuse, BTC is consolidating inside a descending channel following the breakdown from prior range highs.
Immediate levels:
Support
Resistance
Price is compressing beneath the local trendline, creating conditions for a breakout attempt. However, compression alone is not confirmation. Acceptance above $68,000 is required to shift short-term momentum.
Volume expanded on the recovery leg, suggesting reactive demand stepped in after the flush. The key question now is whether follow-through develops.
The larger structure still reflects a descending pattern following rejection from prior highs. The recent decline was impulsive, which typically requires time to rebuild structure before sustained upside continuation.
GainMuse’s framework highlights the importance of the highlighted support box. As long as price holds above $65,000, the base remains technically valid.
A clean breakout above the descending resistance line would open a path toward the upper target line near $70,000–$72,000, where previous supply entered the market.
Bullish Scenario
This would signal momentum shifting from reactive bounce to structural recovery.
Bearish Invalidation
A move below that liquidity sweep would likely extend downside pressure and keep bears in control.
Bitcoin is holding a critical support base, but it remains beneath descending resistance. Structure favors cautious stabilization rather than confirmed reversal.
The next decisive move above or below $65K–$68K will determine whether this becomes a recovery phase, or simply consolidation before continuation.
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