Bitcoin holds $71K; maps point to $75–76K or $65,580 sweep

Bitcoin (BTC) is steady near $71,000 after a bounce. Traders see a break to $75–76K or a sweep toward $65,580 next (Columbus, Lennaert Snyder).

Columbus notes a clean rebound off channel support and a reclaim of $71K. Momentum cooled, but structure stays bullish if $71K flips to support (post, NewsBTC).

MMT Heatmap shows stacked liquidity just above price. A sustained push clears the path to clusters at $75–76K (Columbus). If $71K fails, he warns of another sweep into lower liquidity pockets before any expansion higher (NewsBTC).

Snyder calls BTC mid-range after a recent range breakout and push-to-fill into key liquidity zones (post, NewsBTC).

He is short and plans to add on a weekly push into the fair value gap near $72,400. He will short the bearish market structure break and target liquidity around the $65,580 low, sizing to about 80% there (post, NewsBTC).

For longs, Snyder waits. BTC is mid-range and fatigued after the drop; he wants range-low liquidity mitigation or higher time frame levels reclaimed first (post, NewsBTC).

• Key support reclaimed 71,000 (NewsBTC).
• Upside liquidity 75,000–76,000 (Columbus).
• FVG add zone 72,400, MSB short trigger (Snyder).
• Downside target liquidity 65,580 (Snyder).