Since last night, Bitcoin has shown a pattern of initial rebound followed by oscillating decline. During the US trading session, the price briefly found liquidity support around 65,500, prompting short-term bullish momentum to attempt an upward push, with a high above approximately 67,000. However, clear selling pressure above prevented a successful breakout, and the price gradually retreated into a range-bound consolidation. Currently, the market price is roughly between 65,500 and 66,000, with daily fluctuations between approximately 65,000 and 68,000. Trading volume has not significantly increased, indicating that the recent rebound is more of a technical correction rather than a trend reversal. Overall, the order book structure remains in a weak oscillating pattern, with market sentiment cautious, and the market is in a phase of bullish and bearish contest.

From a technical perspective, Bitcoin on the 4-hour chart is still in a rebound phase within a downtrend channel. The moving averages are arranged in a bearish configuration. The 66,800-67,500 zone above presents obvious supply pressure, compounded by previous dense trading zones. If this area cannot be effectively broken with increased volume, it is likely to form a secondary resistance. The first support level below is at 65,000; if broken, further downside space will open up, with next liquidity support around 63,500-64,000. From market structure and momentum indicators, current rebound momentum is insufficient, and the bearish trend has not been broken. The trading strategy should mainly focus on shorting during rebounds. #美国以色列突袭伊朗BTC短线跳水 $BTC