The key moment for BTC begins today - rebound signals confirmed across multiple timeframes

Bitcoin has once again confirmed the recent low since the October high, with the latest price at $68.86K. Although the decline compared to the previous day is limited, it is enough to trigger a strong technical signal on our daily chart indicator. What does this signal imply? Let’s analyze the potential trading opportunities that may unfold starting today.

Multi-Timeframe Confirmation Strengthens the Signal

The current technical signal is quite remarkable — not only has a potential bottom indicator appeared on the daily chart, but the last time this pattern occurred was in early August 2024. At that time, when the Japanese “Black Swan” event shook the market, the same marker signaled a true bottom within the long-term downtrend channel. Liquidity at that level has yet to be fully absorbed.

Even more noteworthy is that on the longer-term 3-day timeframe, Bitcoin also shows a potential bottom marker, increasing the likelihood of a rebound. On shorter cycles, both the 30-minute and 45-minute charts confirmed strong signals, and a rebound was already initiated from these markers yesterday. When technical markers across different timeframes resonate, it often indicates a higher probability of a stronger rebound.

Lessons and Limitations from Historical Precedents

It’s worth recalling that a similar strong technical signal appeared on the 3-day timeframe in mid-November 2025. That rebound was successful, with a peak increase of +13%. However, this seemingly substantial gain ultimately failed to prevent Bitcoin from hitting new lows in January to February 2026. This reminds us that even signals on strong timeframes are not infallible.

Currently, similar signals are not only appearing on Bitcoin but also on many altcoins showing the same bottom formations, suggesting that the entire market may be brewing a rebound.

Liquidity Hunting and Practical Advice

The key question is: should we enter the market now? The answer is no. Entering prematurely before effective confirmation is akin to a “bottom-fishing trap.” The current price could very well be driven higher into more liquid zones without invalidating these technical markers — a process that could continue until the close on February 6.

Once a solid upward trend is confirmed on the hourly timeframe, we will consider gradually building long positions. Until then, the only operational principle is: set stop-losses at the bottom markers. Opening positions without confirmation is pure speculation in the current market environment.

Overall, the probability of a clear rebound within the next three days is increasing — a positive sign. But the prerequisite is that the market must provide clear entry confirmation. The overlay of technical indicators indeed strengthens the case for a bottom, but it also requires us to wait with higher discipline for a genuine entry opportunity.