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Bitcoin is at 66,878, Ethereum at 2,010. Today is rare to see a bit of red, with increases of 1.06% and 1.13%. But don't get carried away by this slight increase—Bitcoin's SuperTrend 1H resistance is still at 67,113, and the current price of 66,878 is 235 below the resistance. The SuperTrend resistance for Ethereum is at 2,027, and the current price of 2,010 is also below the resistance. The trends for both coins are still bullish, and today's rebound is just struggling below the resistance line, with no breakthrough signals.
The chart of Bitcoin shows a diagonal line sloping down to the right. Starting from the high of 71,999, the SuperTrend resistance line has been pressing down all the way, with the price firmly held down, and there have been almost no decent rebounds that could break the resistance. It dropped to a low of 65,501, and is now slightly rebounding to 66,878, with a volume of 5,852, MA5 at 4,215, and MA10 at 3,152. The volume has finally returned above the moving average—this is a rare volume recovery since the decline, indicating that some funds are buying in here. However, the highest today is 67,284, and it has not effectively broken through the SuperTrend resistance at 67,113, indicating that the rebound strength is still insufficient.

Two days ago, it was said that the volume would crash, and the bears were dominant. Today, the decline continues. Bitcoin 66,151, Ethereum 1,993, both broke through important levels—Bitcoin is only 650 dollars away from the previous low of 67,300, and Ethereum has directly broken through the 2,000 integer level, now at 1,993, with 2,000 becoming the resistance above. SuperTrend 1H is all deep red, and the resistance line is pressing down with the price, leaving the bulls completely powerless.
This chart of Bitcoin is a textbook example of stepwise decline. Starting from the high point of 71,999, the SuperTrend resistance line has been stepping down, and the price is being tightly pressed. The current resistance is at 67,144, with the current price at 66,151, nearly 1,000 dollars below the resistance. Today's lowest price is 65,501, already approaching the previous low below 67,300. Volume is 2,563, MA5 is 2,643, MA10 is 2,760, and the volume is below the moving averages, indicating that this decline is a shrinking bearish trend—no one is buying, and it slowly slides down like this, which is more painful than a heavy sell-off because you don't know where the bottom is.

Last night we were still discussing whether 72,000 could be broken through, and today the answer is here— not only did it not break through, it directly smashed through the SuperTrend green support, with BTC down 3.29% and ETH plummeting 5.40%. The dual currency 1H SuperTrend has all turned red. The bulls who chased high are now all pressed at the summit, and the prospect of breaking even is far away.
This chart of BTC explains everything. From the low point of 67,300, it surged to 71,999, with trading volume increasing at the breakout, but ultimately it turned around just short of 72,000— that large bearish candle on the right directly smashed through the green channel, SuperTrend turned red, and resistance is at 70,751. Now at 69,400, volume is 7,548, MA5 is 7,112, and MA10 is 6,737. This time, the trading volume is in line with the moving averages, there's volume pressure, it's not retail investors scaring themselves, someone is seriously unloading.

Only 8 hours have passed since the last analysis, and the market has completely changed. Bitcoin surged directly from 70,768 to 71,999, while Ethereum jumped from 2,159 to 2,200, with both currencies today making a push towards significant integer resistance levels. More importantly, Bitcoin's SuperTrend on the 1H chart has finally turned green, with support at 70,393, which is the most significant change today—this morning we were still saying to wait for Bitcoin to turn green before entering, and now it has.
The chart of Bitcoin shows a red decline on the left side, and after the volume increased on the right side, the SuperTrend turned green, resembling the situation when Ethereum turned green yesterday. Currently at 71,794, the highest in 24 hours reached 71,999, just one step short of 72,000 before it came back down. The SuperTrend support is at 70,393, and the current price is 1,400 above the support, with the green channel opened. In terms of volume, it's 901, MA5 is 6,502, and MA10 is 5,736, which still indicates that the volume is well below the moving averages, posing the biggest risk—while it has turned green, the volume does not keep up, indicating that the sustainability of this upward movement still needs verification. The integer resistance of 72,000 has not been breached, and there are still a batch of short positions waiting above.

Bitcoin is at 70,768, Ethereum is at 2,159, and both coins are slightly in the red today, with small increases of 0.29% and 0.85%. However, there is a notable change on the chart—Ethereum's 1H SuperTrend has turned green, with support at 2,105, while Bitcoin is still red, with resistance at 70,992, and the current price of 70,768 is still below the resistance. One is green, and the other is still red; both coins are showing a rare divergence, making directional judgment harder than usual.
The issue with Bitcoin is here. After pulling up from the low of 67,300, it surged to 71,789 but couldn't hold, and after a pullback, the SuperTrend turned red again. The resistance at 70,992 is pressing down on the current price by 224 dollars. Today, the highest it reached was only 71,377, briefly touching the resistance line before coming down. The volume is 1,378, MA5 is 4,309, MA10 is 5,792, and the volume is less than a third of the moving averages, indicating that the buying power here has no strength to break through the resistance line. Bitcoin's current situation is awkward—neither up nor down, with resistance overhead, but it hasn't broken the support, so it can only grind between 70,000 and 71,000.

Bitcoin 70,355, Ethereum 2,136, today can be considered a report card. Bitcoin has bounced back from the low of 67,300, while Ethereum has risen from its lowest of 2,021 to the current price, with increases of 2.52% and 3.74% respectively. More importantly, the SuperTrend for both coins has turned green on the 1H chart—Bitcoin support is at 68,865, and Ethereum support is at 2,074, with the green channel reopening. However, celebrating too early is the most expensive lesson in this market; the current question is: is this green turn real, or just another false move?
The information in this chart is substantial. On the left, there is a large segment of red decline, dropping from a previous high all the way down to 67,300, with almost no decent rebound in between. The rise on the right is clearly different; the volume was released when breaking through, and that big bullish candle that surged up to 71,789 shows the largest volume during this entire period. This is not a case of low volume trickery; there is serious capital pushing it. SuperTrend successfully turned green, with support at 68,865, and the current price of 70,355 is nearly 1,500 above support. However, the MACD data is worth noting: DIF 291.6, DEA 405.4, MACD bar -113.8, DIF is still below DEA, and the golden cross has not yet formed; there is still a bit of momentum lacking. After surging to 71,789, it has retraced to the current 70,355, a pullback of nearly 1,400, and the volume has also shrunk from the peak to 439. Whether it can maintain support going forward is key.

March 20, 2026 20:08
Bitcoin is at 70,576, Ethereum at 2,148. On the surface, today is green, up 1.4% and down -0.42%, but don't be fooled by this number. Look at the chart; Bitcoin has dropped from a high of 75,998 to 68,750, a decrease of nearly 7,300 dollars, while Ethereum has fallen from 2,385 to 2,098, losing nearly 300 dollars. Is the current small rebound really stable, or is it a dead cat bounce? The SuperTrend on the 1H is still entirely red, and the answer to this question has not yet emerged.
Bitcoin's chart shows a beautiful green uptrend on the left and an ugly red staircase downtrend on the right. Starting from 75,998, the SuperTrend turned red, and the price descended step by step until it stopped at 68,750. Now at 70,576, it has rebounded nearly 1,800 dollars from the low, but the SuperTrend resistance is still pressing down at 71,146, with the current price below that resistance. The volume is 1,552, MA5 is 7,404, MA10 is 6,466, and the volume is less than the beginning of the moving averages, making it highly likely that this rebound won't hold. The highest in the last 24 hours only reached 71,342, failing to break through the resistance line, indicating that there is significant pressure above.