$BTC slipping below $65K triggered the usual wave of panic, and I’ll be honest — years ago I would’ve reacted the same way. I remember one sharp drop where I saw a red candle, read the headlines about liquidations and macro fear, and instantly assumed we were heading for a full breakdown. I shorted the low. Within an hour, price reclaimed the level and squeezed hard. That trade taught me something simple: the first move is emotional, the second move is informative.
Looking at this 15m structure, I don’t see clean continuation yet. I see a flush into the $64.2K zone followed by a bounce back into mid-$66K. That tells me liquidity was taken, but buyers didn’t disappear. Short-term MAs are compressing, price is stabilizing around them, and the larger MA overhead near $66.5K–$67K is still acting as a ceiling. This is reaction, not confirmed collapse.
Whenever liquidations spike, the market clears leverage first. After that, structure decides direction. If BTC holds above $64.2K and starts printing higher lows on the lower timeframes, the path back toward $67K becomes logical. But if $64K breaks with acceptance below it, that’s when momentum can accelerate.
I stopped trading headlines a long time ago. Now I trade behavior around levels. I wait for reclaim or rejection. I define invalidation before I enter. The biggest shift in my results came when I focused less on prediction and more on confirmation.
Right now, this chart shows volatility, not certainty. And in volatile conditions, patience isn’t optional — it’s the edge.
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