The Truth About#BTC' TC's Next Move (It's Not What You Think)

Will #BTC hit 70K or not? This is one of the most common questions after Bitcoin reached 77K and attempted to move upward.

The answer depends on two perspectives: do you follow facts or social sentiment (especially from platforms like X, formerly Twitter & Binance Square)?

If we go with facts:

- $BTC TC broke the 84K support and fell to 77K. That breakdown also breached the monthly support, which is significant for long-term trend analysis.

- After hitting around 76,800, BTC reversed and rallied to nearly 89K, only to cool down again and return to the 84–86K region.

Currently, on lower timeframes (below weekly), #bitcoin is not sitting on any strong foundational support. Even though it faked a breakout above support levels, it’s now hovering without a solid base. Saying that BTC will only go up from here is factually incorrect.

On the weekly chart, the strongest support lies in the 67K–71K range. Ignoring this and assuming BTC will only move upward is again, against technical reality.

Some users on social platforms claim BTC is still bullish on the weekly timeframe, but their reasoning is often based solely on a drawn trendline, assuming that BTC touching it confirms a bullish trend. That’s flawed analysis. A trendline touch alone doesn’t guarantee a continuation—it needs to be supported by strong structure and clear support zones.

If we look back, when BTC moved from 49K to 100K, it did so while standing on solid multi-timeframe support. Right now, that’s missing. So, expecting BTC to continue its bullish move without retesting a support zone is highly unrealistic.