Bitcoin Short-Term Pullback Alert: Liquidity Buildup Hints at Directional Choice, Analysis of Ethereum, Solana, and Altcoin Trends

During Bitcoin's short-term cooling phase, significant liquidity buildup has emerged below the price, a signal worth noting that may indicate the next move is about to become clear. Meanwhile, Ethereum maintains a bullish breakout structure, and Solana is once again attempting to break through a key resistance area.

Bitcoin Weekly: Supertrend Indicator Nearing a Flip

On the weekly chart, the supertrend indicator remains in the red zone but is very close to flipping green. If the weekly close confirms a break above $80,000, it will trigger the indicator flip, suggesting that a larger-scale bull market may be starting, similar to the signals seen at the beginning of the previous bull run. The signal is not yet confirmed but is very close.

Technically, the weekly chart still shows a large-scale bullish divergence, a pattern that often leads to significant bullish recovery. The last time a similar signal appeared was at the end of the 2022 bear market, providing a historic opportunity for long-term holders. However, past performance does not guarantee future results, and market uncertainty remains.

Bitcoin 3-Day Chart: Range-Bound Trading Continues

On the 3-day chart, Bitcoin continues to fluctuate between support and resistance. The support area lies between $73,000 and $75,000, formed from previous resistance turned support; the resistance area is between $80,000 and $82,000, where the price has faced repeated pressure.

In the short term (next one to two days), the price is likely to remain within this range, waiting for traditional markets to provide directional guidance at the start of the new week.

Daily RSI and Short-Term Bearish Divergence

On the daily timeframe, the RSI indicator remains in overbought territory but has started to decline, gradually moving away from overbought conditions. If this reset process continues for a few more days, it will provide technical room for further upside.

At the same time, short-term bearish divergence is still in play, but this signal only represents a short-term cooling and is unlikely to cause a significant price drop. A mild pullback or sideways consolidation is more likely, which aligns with recent actual price action.

Liquidity Buildup: $76,400–$76,700 as Key Target

The liquidation heatmap shows some liquidity above at $81,600–$81,800, but more noteworthy is the large liquidity buildup below in the $76,400–$76,700 area. Bitcoin often tends to test such liquidity zones, so this range could become a short-term pullback target.

Key Breakout Level: $82,500 Determines Mid-Term Structure

The current price is testing the previous local high. The prior local high was around $82,500, and the latest local high was around $81,500. If the price confirms a breakout above $82,500 and holds, it will form the first significantly higher high since last year's bear market, releasing a strong bullish structural signal.

If the weekly close also stands above that level, the supertrend indicator will flip green, further confirming the bullish pattern. Therefore, in the coming days to weeks, $82,500 will be a crucial level to watch.

Bitcoin Dominance: Still in a Large Range

The 3-day chart of Bitcoin dominance shows that despite a short-term rebound, it remains within a large horizontal range, with no clear Bitcoin season or altcoin season characteristics. Overall market correlation is high, lacking independent trends.

Ethereum: Holding $2,400, Bullish Breakout Still Valid

The Ethereum 3-day chart shows that the price continues to hold the $2,400 support and has repeatedly confirmed 3-day closes above that level, keeping the bullish breakout structure intact. The short-term pullback is normal and synchronized with the cooling of Bitcoin and major altcoins.

The upside resistance target lies in the $2,750–$2,800 range.

XRP: Overbought Pullback, Range Consolidation

The XRP weekly chart shows that the price faced resistance in the $1.60–$1.70 area and is now testing the $1.30–$1.40 support area. In the short term, it is within the $1.30–$1.70 range, with a narrower fluctuation range of $1.40–$1.60.

The daily RSI has pulled back from extremely overbought conditions, as the previous week's short-lived spike was unsustainable, and the current pullback is a normal correction. Overbought does not necessarily mean a trend reversal; it is more of a short-term cooling, accumulating strength for further upside.

Solana: Another Attempt to Break $105

The Solana 3-day chart shows that the price is trying to break through the $95–$105 resistance area, with the key breakout level at $105. If the 3-day close confirms a break above $105 and holds, the breakout structure will be maintained, with the next target at $120.

However, the 3-day RSI shows clear overbought signals, and the overall market is cooling in the short term, so the probability of a direct large breakout is low. It is more likely to experience several days of consolidation and pullback before attempting to confirm the breakout.

Chainlink: Bullish Divergence Continues, Watch $12 Resistance

The Chainlink 3-day chart shows that the bullish divergence structure remains valid, and the price has broken above the previous significant high, presenting an overall bullish structure. However, the rise is not straight up; recently, there has been a pullback in the $11.80–$12.30 resistance area, which remains a key resistance and may continue to face pressure in the next one to two days.