Bitcoin's daily chart continues to lean bullish following the rejection near $82,000, with the price holding above the 100-day exponential moving average near $76,800 that is currently acting as key dynamic support. The retracement has remained contained within the $76,000 to $77,000 fair-value gap, keeping buyers active near recent accumulation levels rather than triggering a more significant breakdown. A recovery from this zone would reopen the path toward the $80,000 to $82,000 resistance area, with a larger supply zone sitting higher between $86,000 and $90,000 representing the next meaningful barrier above that.
The key level to watch on the downside is $74,800. A daily close below that price would mark the first bearish break in the current higher-low formation that has defined Bitcoin's structure in recent weeks, and would shift focus toward the $70,000 psychological support level as the next area of meaningful demand.

For now that level has not been tested, and Bitcoin's ability to hold above it while absorbing the profit-taking pressure seen in early May is an encouraging sign for bulls watching the short-term structure. The overall picture is one of a market digesting gains from the move toward $82,000 rather than reversing the broader trend, with the key technical levels providing a clear framework for how that assessment would need to change.