$BTC is still holding the $78,000 support zone, and that level matters more than it looks. After weeks of choppy sideways action, $78k has become the short-term line in the sand. As long as price stays above it on a daily close, the higher low structure remains intact and the path stays open for another push toward $82k–$84k. But if $78,000 fails, the next liquidity pocket sits around $75,000. That zone lines up with a high-volume node from previous accumulation, plus a cluster of stop losses from traders who entered the last dip. Markets often sweep below obvious support to grab liquidity before reversing, and $75k looks like the most logical spot for that to happen. I think a strong bounceback happens there for a few reasons. First, risk-reward flips in favor of buyers once the sweep occurs. Second, spot demand has shown up in the mid-70s before, and funding is reset, so the market isn’t overheated. Third, the broader structure hasn’t broken—BTC is still above the daily higher lows and macro conditions haven’t turned risk-off yet. The play is simple: don’t go all-in at one level. Use scaled entries, keep a tight invalidation below $74k, and let the market confirm. If $78k holds, we grind higher. If it breaks, $75k is where the real defense should show up.