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$BTC Order Flow Update > The passive asks that capped price throughout the weekend were filled around the weekly open. > We initially saw solid buying volume come in, but participation has faded since then and recent flows are starting to look more distributive > At the same
AI visual note: A TradingView order flow chart displays BTCUSDT perpetual futures, showing the price line trending upward around the $68,000 level alongside volume profile data and footprint charts, including visible tickers and pairs like SOLUSDT, ETHUSDT, INJUSDT, and others with execution metrics. The chart visualizes the post's analysis of weekend passive asks being absorbed near the weekly open, with initial buying volume followed by fading participation and increasingly distributive order flow.
One thing stands out on this chart. Bitcoin has had multiple chances to lose $64,000. It hasn't. That's becoming more important than the fact we haven't broken $65,700 yet. Hold $64,000, and I'd still favour another attempt higher. Lose it, and $63,000 becomes the level I'd
AI visual note: This Bitcoin/USD 4-hour chart from INDEX (showing BTC at $64,860.70) highlights key price levels including a $65,700 major resistance, $64,000 support/resistance, $61,000 support, and $59,000-$59,500 major support zones. The chart visually reinforces the caption's point that Bitcoin has repeatedly defended the $64,000 level across multiple tests, suggesting growing strength at that support while remaining capped below the $65,700 resistance overhead.
Hold on to your socks $DOG mode incoming #BTC
AI visual note: A CoinGecko mobile app screenshot displays DOG (Bitcoin) trading at $0.00061773, up 2.2% over 24 hours, with a green price chart.