On the 4-hour BTC/USDT chart, we can see that after a sharp decline, price entered a corrective phase and then moved into a range, eventually reacting to a key higher-timeframe supply zone (4H Supply / CISD). This zone, located roughly between 94,200 and 95,600, has previously caused a clear shift in market structure and is now acting as a strong resistance area. The reaction from this zone came with clear signs of buyer weakness, and the formation of a bearish CISD suggests smart-money participation on the sell side.
On Bitcoin lower timeframes, especially the 15-minute chart, a bearish Break of Structure (BOS) combined with the creation of a bearish Fair Value Gap (FVG) adds further confirmation to a corrective or continuation-to-the-downside scenario. Price failure to hold above the supply zone and the sharp bearish reactions indicate that liquidity above the highs has been taken and the market has entered a distribution phase. As long as price remains below the 94,200 level, the dominant bias favors further downside toward lower support levels.
From a broader technical perspective, the long-term ascending trendline at the lower part of the chart still acts as an important dynamic support, while the 82,300 area stands out as a major static support. If selling pressure persists, these levels become logical downside targets. Overall, the current market structure favors sellers unless price can reclaim and firmly hold above the higher-timeframe supply zone, which would temporarily invalidate the bearish scenario.
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