Here’s How High The Bitcoin Price Will Climb If It Breaks The Current Bear Trend
Summary
Bitcoin has fallen more than 22% over the past month and remains in a bearish 4-hour structure with lower highs and lower lows below a descending trendline. Price has broken below the $66,000 liquidity-sweep area, shifting control from buyers to sellers. The key short-term confirmation level is around $66,948; reclaiming that zone and then breaking above the descending trendline near $71,495 would improve the bullish case. If that happens, upside targets sit near $75,952 and then $79,453, with a broader supply/resistance zone between roughly $77,000 and just above $82,000. A clean breakout could open a retest of the May high near $82,000, but failure to reclaim the trendline would keep the bearish structure intact.
