Reversal Brewing for Bitcoin or More Pain Ahead?

bitcoin daily chart technical analysis

Bitcoin has been under pressure for weeks now, but signals on both the daily and weekly charts suggest the correction might be losing steam — or at least, nearing a pivotal moment.

Here’s a breakdown of what the charts are telling us right now, with clear bullish and bearish scenarios for the days and weeks ahead.

Daily Chart Analysis

Key Observations:

  • Downtrend resistance around $84,000 is still intact, reinforced by both the 21 and 34 EMAs, which continue to slope downward.

  • Price recently broke below the prior low at $77,000, triggering concern among bulls — but quickly recovered, hinting at a potential bear trap.

  • Momentum indicators are showing bullish divergence:

    • RSI made a higher low while price made a lower low — a classic sign of weakening bearish momentum.

    • MACD also shows divergence.

Takeaway: The recovery after the breakdown and positive divergence in momentum suggest the downward pressure may be waning. However, the trend is not yet bullish — price remains below both EMAs and the red descending channel.

Weekly Chart Analysis

bitcoin weekly chart technical analysis

Chart: Tradingview

Key Observations:

  • Bitcoin is testing a previous top near $74,000, which is now acting as potential support. This aligns with the lower boundary of the green rising channel that has guided the bull trend since late 2022.

  • The 21 and 34 weekly EMAs are above the current price — a warning sign — but have not yet made a bearish crossover (dead cross).

  • If we look at history, each time price dipped below these EMAs (green ovals), it eventually bounced back strongly and reclaimed the trend.

  • The RSI found support where it did previously (green arrows), reinforcing the idea of cyclical rhythm in Bitcoin’s price action.

  • MACD is nearing the centerline, which has marked turning points in the past.

Takeaway: The weekly structure still fits within a bullish framework unless the price decisively breaks below the rising channel and $74,000 support.

Scenarios Going Forward

Bullish Scenario

  • Price holds $74,000 support, confirming it as a successful retest of the prior breakout level.

  • A break above $85,000 and the red downtrend line on the daily chart would invalidate the current corrective structure.

  • RSI and MACD momentum support the bullish reversal, especially if the MACD flips positive on both timeframes.

  • Target would be a retest of $91,500, then potentially the all-time high zone around $106,500.

Bearish Scenario

  • The $74,000 level fails to hold, and price breaks below the rising green channel on the weekly chart.

  • The EMAs complete a bearish crossover (dead cross) on the weekly chart.

  • Momentum fails to recover and MACD accelerates further downward.

  • Next support levels lie at $68,000, $61,000, and $54,000 — all horizontal levels from past consolidations.

Final Thoughts

Bitcoin is in a textbook technical inflection zone:

  • The weekly trend is still technically intact, but fragile.

  • The daily chart is showing the first signs of bullish divergence, suggesting a potential short-term bottom.

  • Until we break out of the descending channel and reclaim $85,000+, caution is still warranted.

  • But don’t ignore the reversal potential building under the surface.

The coming days could determine whether this correction is just another shakeout in a long-term bull market, or the start of something more serious.

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