Bitcoin (BTC) is trading near $75,400 after rejecting $78,000 earlier this week. Price sits on the upper rail of an ascending parallel channel that has held for 75 days.
The setup places Bitcoin at a pivotal moment. A daily RSI triangle is compressing, and the 4-hour chart is flashing bearish divergence. A widely shared X post calls this the third rejection zone of the past eight months.
The daily Bitcoin chart shows a descending trendline from the $126,195 peak set in October 2025. That line connects to the February 2026 cycle low at $60,000. Bitcoin broke above it for the first time this cycle on April 13.
Two ascending parallel channels define the recent structure. The first channel ran for 70 days before breaking down in late January. The current channel has now reached day 75, with price pressing the upper boundary.
The BBWP indicator at the bottom of the chart tracks volatility compression. Readings sit near cycle lows, a classic accumulation footprint that typically precedes a strong directional move.
Bitcoin must defend the $74,000 to $76,000 zone to keep the structure intact. A loss of that range exposes the descending trendline near $70,000 as secondary support. The next demand cluster sits between $64,000 and $66,000. Closest resistance is the 0.382 Fibonacci level between $85,000 and $87,000.
The daily RSI is forming a symmetrical triangle built from three descending peaks and two ascending support tests. The first peak printed deep in overbought territory in October 2025.
The second peak formed in mid-January 2026 with RSI touching 70 before a sharp rejection. The third and most recent peak capped out near 68 earlier this month.
On the support side, RSI collapsed to oversold readings near 15 during the February selloff. A second test near 40 in March held firmly and confirmed the ascending line.
The triangle is now tight. A clean break into overbought territory would validate the bullish continuation scenario. A breakdown through the ascending support would flip the medium-term momentum bearish.
Bitcoin on the 4-hour timeframe shows a short-term uptrend with higher highs and higher lows. The structure has held since late March, bottoming near $65,500, with an ascending trendline connecting those swing lows.
Price rejected the $78,000 zone earlier this week. That level matches the top of the daily parallel channel. Bitcoin now trades near $75,400, sitting directly on the ascending trendline that has guided every bounce since early April.