Bitcoin's price movement has been supported by improving liquidity and short covering, resulting in a period of recovery. It is now approaching a resistance area that has limited previous rallies over the past several months. For the most widely traded cryptocurrency, subsequent moves will be crucial in bringing back attention to the wider market and securing a sustained rebound.
Bitcoin (BTC-USD) topped out last October, then spent the next four months as a falling knife. 2026 hasn’t been much better: January closed down 10%, February shed another 15%, and by the time the dust settled near $60,000, BTC finally hit oversold. It clawed its way back through the $70,000 psychological line and just punched through immediate resistance and the 50-EMA. BTC is trading around $74,700 now and clearly has its sights set on the $85,000 range highs. That is the same level that acted as the floor back in late January before the bottom fell out.