Bitcoin Forecast for Mar 26: BTC Tests Support as Breakout to $75,700 Hopes Build

Bitcoin is testing nearby support while momentum stays weak, though a bullish wedge setup keeps attention on a possible upside breakout now.

Bitcoin’s (BTC) latest session looks less like a routine dip and more like a failed holding pattern. The chart shows BTC spending hours grinding lower after losing the $71,000 area, with each bounce attempt fading faster than the last. 

What stands out is not just the move below $70,000, but the way prices stalled, broke, and then failed to recover. This often points to hesitant buyers rather than aggressive dip buying. 

In that setup, the market is no longer simply testing support. Rather, it is probing whether buyers still have enough conviction to stop a deeper slide.

Bitcoin now looks vulnerable below $70,000, unless buyers can force a recovery back through the $70,500 zone.

Can Bitcoin Hold Key Support Levels?

Notably, Bitcoin’s daily chart shows the market pulling back from the recent peak around $74,899. Price action suggests the latest advance lost strength near that upper resistance area, and BTC has since moved into a corrective phase.

From a structure standpoint, the market now appears to be testing whether the $69,000 to $70,000 zone can hold as near-term support, while any stronger recovery would likely need to reclaim the $71,000 to $72,000 region first.

The momentum indicators still lean cautious. The Chande Momentum Oscillator is sitting around negative 31.33, which signals that bearish momentum remains in control on the daily timeframe. 

At the same time, the Stochastic RSI is improving from a recent low, with the two lines near 38.52 and 36.30. However, the %K line is attempting a move below the %D line, suggesting downside pressure may be imminent. The indicator also remains below the midpoint, which means the rebound signal is still tentative rather than fully bullish. 

Bitcoin Approaching Breakout?

Elsewhere, Ali Martinez said Bitcoin is nearing a possible breakout from a right-angled descending broadening wedge on the one-hour chart. This is a pattern that often reflects repeated volatility within a widening structure before a directional move. 

In the chart, BTC is shown pressing back toward the upper horizontal resistance area around $71,600.

According to Martinez, a confirmed break above that ceiling could open the way for a move toward $75,700. His view suggests Bitcoin is approaching a key technical decision point, where clearing resistance may shift short-term momentum higher and trigger the next leg up.