Bitcoin rejects resistance as BlackRock ETF outflows flip negative
Bitcoin is weakening after another failed push through resistance, and the near-term setup looks bad for buyers hoping for a breakout.
- Bitcoin rejected resistance again and is now dropping into a key support zone in the low $80,000s.
- Bitcoin ETF flows have flipped from weeks of heavy buying to a near half-billion-dollar day of selling, with BlackRock and Fidelity selling hundreds of millions in BTC.
- The US stock market is cooling off from record highs, which removes support for crypto too.
- Ethereum, XRP, Solana and Chainlink all rejected the same resistance and are testing support, so altcoins are following Bitcoin down.
- The long-term weekly trend still looks bullish, so this is read as a pullback inside a bigger uptrend, not the end of it.
Outlook: Expect days to weeks of more weakness or sideways chop, with a drop to the mid-$70,000s if the low-$80,000s support breaks.
## Bitcoin Levels
- **Bias:** Bearish short term (days to 1-2 weeks), still bullish long term on the weekly chart.
- **Support:** $80,000-$82,000 immediate; $75,000-$76,000 below that.
- **Resistance:** $86,000-$88,000, with the rejection at roughly $87,000.
- **Targets:** Downside $75,000-$76,000 if support fails; upside liquidity sits at $87,300 but is unlikely to be reached soon.
- **Invalidation:** A confirmed break and close below $80,000 opens the mid-$70,000s; liquidation liquidity at $82,400 has already been cleared, with a smaller pocket left at $82,000-$82,100.