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Bitcoin is moving into a critical zone where weekly resistance and short-term whale sell orders appear to be lining up. While the rally remains strong, the charts indicate BTC still needs a clear break above $78,000 to relieve pressure building near $80,000.
Bitcoin has reached a major weekly resistance area near $78,000, according to a chart shared by Elja. The chart shows BTC pushing back into a gray resistance band after recovering from a sharp drop earlier in 2026, suggesting momentum remains intact but that the market is now at a level that could determine the next trend direction.
The zone also appears to align with a former support area that later turned into resistance. In other words, BTC is testing a weekly level that previously played an important role. The post further notes a white horizontal line below the gray band, indicating BTC has already reclaimed one lower level, but still needs to clear the higher resistance area.
For now, the key factor is confirmation: a weekly close above $78,000 would strengthen the bullish case and suggest Bitcoin has flipped major resistance back into support. If BTC fails to close above the band, the rally could lose strength and stall near current levels.
On the shorter time frame, Bitcoin is trading into a dense sell zone between $78,000 and $80,000, based on a 15-minute whale orderbook chart from CoinGlass. The chart shows stacked ask liquidity across that range, indicating strong overhead resistance as BTC trades near $77,900.
In contrast, the largest visible bid sits much lower at about $75,731, with more than $217 million in buy interest. The difference between the sell-side concentration near $79,000–$80,000 and the larger bid support closer to the mid $75,000 area suggests upside may face friction near $78,000–$80,000, while demand appears stronger below the current price.
The orderbook also highlights multiple sell orders around $79,000 and $80,000, reinforcing the idea of a clustered resistance zone. If Bitcoin breaks through the heavy sell wall, traders may interpret it as stronger momentum. If price is rejected, the large bid near $75.7K could become an important support reference.
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