59% of you called the $65K drop on Friday, and the crowd was right. 📊 $BTC dipped to $65,112 early Monday, its lowest since the February crash, before sharply recovering to $67,400 as Asian markets opened.

It's now trading at $67,471.

Here's what stands out:

• Price up just +1% in 24h

• But volume surged +36.5% ↑

That gap between price and volume is the real signal.

A 36% volume spike on a 1% move means the market isn't casually drifting; there's serious activity under the surface. Likely a mix of panic sellers at $65K and strong buyers absorbing that supply fast.

The $65K level isn't random. It was the last major support before February's war-related crash. Bitcoin briefly broke below it, then reclaimed it within hours.

That's textbook support for retest behaviour. And the speed of that recovery matters.

What to watch now:

→ Sustained hold above $67K

→ Whether volume continues or fades

→ $68K–$70K is the next key resistance

One bounce doesn't confirm a reversal. But when volume leads, and price follows at a key support level, it is worth paying close attention.

The crowd saw $65K coming. Now the data does the talking. 👀#bitcoinprices