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Bitcoin’s pullback has brought two technical levels into focus: the 200-week moving average near $58,366 and a short-term support zone around $62,600. Chart watchers say that if BTC does not hold the current retracement band, the decline could extend before any meaningful bounce attempt.
Bitcoin traded around $66,433 on the weekly view after a sharp pullback from its late-2025 peak. The move brought price closer to the 200-week moving average, a widely tracked trend gauge that often marks major support and resistance during cycle shifts.
In a post on X, chart analyst Man of Bitcoin said BTC is “approaching the 200 MA,” which he placed at about $58,366. He also noted that the same area lines up with a 38.2% Fibonacci retracement zone near $56,806, a level traders often treat as a potential support pocket after large uptrends.
The chart also mapped additional Fibonacci retracement lines below the 200-week moving average area, including:
For now, the analyst framed the $58,000 to $57,000 region as the first major technical test if the weekly downtrend continues.
On the 15-minute BTCUSD chart, Bitcoin moved into a dense Fibonacci retracement zone where multiple short-term wave counts converge. As a result, price tested the 78.6% retracement near $66,257, an area that aligns with a local consolidation band marked on the chart.
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