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Bitcoin has broken above $65,500 and, having fully recovered the 13% decline seen at the beginning of July, has entered a clear technical runway toward yearly highs. The catalyst for a potential rally is an abnormal imbalance of forces within the Bitcoin network, where the URPD metric (UTXO Realized Price Distribution) has recorded a sweeping absorption of supply and the formation of the largest hidden support level in history.
The shift occurred near $62,000, where major players, including those operating through ETFs, methodically accumulated Bitcoin within the narrow $61,840–$63,111 range until they completely exhausted available seller liquidity.
As a result of this absorption, an unprecedented volume cluster formed, with more than 1.3 million BTC changing hands.
Why Bitcoin faces no technical resistance above $65,500
Such a powerful block of long-term ownership did more than stop the July decline. It effectively prevented bears from pushing the market lower and turned the area into a rock-solid starting point for a new price impulse.
The main attraction of the current setup is that this large-scale accumulation has left Bitcoin with virtually no technical resistance above. From current spot levels up to $84,569, analyst Ali Martinez has identified a complete supply vacuum, as there are no major concentrations of coins at these price levels that could be released for sale.
Under these conditions, any new wave of demand could trigger an unobstructed move higher because the price would have almost nothing to collide with on its way up. The only major sell wall, consisting of 582,000 BTC, would confront the cryptocurrency only as it approaches the final target of $84,569, according to Martinez.
The current calm across external markets ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve meeting on July 28–29, combined with localized geopolitical tensions, is only temporarily suppressing short-term volatility without changing the broader balance of power.
Major capital has already locked liquidity at the lower levels, and now that the $62,000 "bottom" is protected by more than one million BTC in accumulated volume, Bitcoin may already be standing on the verge of a price breakout.
Dan Burgin
U.Today Editorial Team
