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Bitcoin is showing two bullish chart signals at once as price tests wedge resistance and moves toward a major liquidation cluster overhead. The setups suggest momentum is building, but traders still need a confirmed breakout to strengthen the case.
On the daily chart, trader SuperBro says Bitcoin is testing a possible breakout from a descending broadening wedge. The move comes after a strong recovery from the February low, with price pushing into a key resistance zone near the upper trendline.
The chart describes a long period of lower highs and sharp swings within a widening downward structure. Earlier in the pattern, Bitcoin fell toward the lower boundary before reversing, and buyers have since pushed price steadily higher. The latest advance has brought Bitcoin back to the top of the wedge, where a breakout attempt appears to be forming.
SuperBro’s measured-move projection points to a potential return to all-time highs if the breakout holds. The target range begins around the breakout area and extends toward the $125,000 region, with the chart also indicating a possible move back above the previous peak first.
However, the setup is not confirmed solely because price has reached the trendline. Bitcoin would need to close clearly above the upper boundary and avoid falling back into the pattern. Until that happens, resistance remains active and the wedge could continue to support a volatile range.
Bitcoin’s liquidation heatmap shows a strong cluster of liquidity above current price, while several large zones also remain below. This suggests BTC may move toward the nearest high-density area first, with the upper band around the high $70,000s to $80,000 standing out as the next likely target.
The heatmap displays brighter yellow bands, typically associated with heavier liquidation leverage. One of the clearest clusters sits above recent price action, particularly around the upper $70,000 range. As Bitcoin pushed higher into the end of the chart, it moved closer to this liquidity pocket, which can matter because price often gravitates toward nearby zones where leveraged positions may be forced out.
At the same time, strong liquidity bands remain below, including around the low $70,000 area and deeper into the upper $60,000 range. Even if the short-term direction appears tilted upward, these lower levels could become relevant if momentum weakens after a sweep higher.
Based on the charts described, Bitcoin appears more likely to test the overhead liquidation cluster first before any larger reversal becomes clear. If price pushes through that zone, the next move could create room toward the $80,000 mark. If Bitcoin taps the upper band and fails to hold, traders may then watch for a rotation back toward the lower liquidity pockets.
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