Yigol|Jul 20, 2026 08:44
bitcoin:native
My take on BTC for the next 1–3 weeks: first consolidation, then an upward move, with the real confirmation point at $68,500.
BTC is still hovering around $64K, but one easily overlooked change is that spot ETFs have seen a net inflow of approximately $273M over the past two weeks. This indicates institutional funds are starting to return, though the momentum isn’t strong enough yet to trigger a major rally.
My trading logic is simple:
If BTC holds $60K–$62K, I lean bullish; if it breaks $68,500, I’m looking at $72K; and if it firmly stands above $72K, the nature of the market truly shifts.
If BTC drops below $60K again, the short-term bullish logic is invalidated. Right now, BTC isn’t lacking funds—it’s waiting for a breakout that can create consensus among investors.
My approach: no chasing pumps, leaning bullish on pullbacks, adding positions on breakouts.
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