Veteran market analyst Peter Brandt maintains that Bitcoin remains one of the most reliable assets for classical chart analysis. In a June 15 post, he noted that the asset continues to respect traditional wedges and consolidation channels. However, current data paints a cautious picture: Bitcoin is trading at $65,261, significantly below its 18-week moving average of $71,253. The breach of a rising channel formed earlier in 2026 suggests that downside pressure persists, even as the market attempts a recovery.
Contrasting this technical bearishness, on-chain data from CryptoQuant indicates that the selling spree seen in early June has cooled significantly. The metric for Bitcoin Inflow Coin Days Destroyed plummeted from 2.16 million to 33,000, signaling that long-term holders are moving fewer coins to exchanges. This shift toward accumulation, totaling roughly $700 million in recent days, provides a potential floor for the price. Whether this private wallet growth can overcome the resistance at $68,000 remains the critical question for traders, as failure to reclaim that level could force a retest of the $60,000 support zone.
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