Bitcoin Buy Orders Hit $443 Million Near $70,000 as RSI Hits 3-Month Low

Bitcoin Buy Orders Hit $443 Million Near $70,000 as RSI Hits 3-Month Low

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2026-07-22 19:00:13
Bitcoin has accumulated $443 million in buy orders near $70,000, with 6,235 BTC waiting at the $70,000–$72,000 range. RSI dropped to 33, the lowest in three months, while $2 billion in long positions face liquidation risk.
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A massive wall of buy orders has formed near the $70,000 mark for Bitcoin. Data shows that in the $70,000 to $72,000 range, a total of 6,235 BTC (worth approximately $443 million) are queued as bids. Additionally, a new support zone has emerged at $68,505, where roughly 1,012 BTC (about $69 million) sit as buy orders. If the price dips below this level, the order book reveals a noticeable gap in demand, signaling potential for increased volatility.

Futures tug-of-war: $2 billion in longs at risk

Beyond the spot market, the futures arena tells a similar tale of tension. CoinGlass's heatmap shows that $2 billion in long positions near $70,000 face liquidation risk, while short positions near $78,000 resistance have swelled to over $5 billion. Order book analysts suggest that the heavy buy orders could play a decisive role in Bitcoin's short-term direction. The substantial demand close to $70,000 could prompt sharp price reactions in the near future.

Bearish momentum strengthens: RSI at 33, lower highs and lower lows

Since losing support at $74,800, Bitcoin has entered a downtrend on its short-term chart. The price has formed a series of lower highs and lower lows, confirming continued downward momentum. Currently, the price is testing the support range between $72,000 and $73,000. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) has dropped to around 33, marking its lowest level in three months. With the RSI still below 50, sellers retain control of the short-term market.

Options market hedging intensifies: $10 million in $70K puts

Traders have increasingly turned to options to manage risk amid heightened volatility. Recent Glassnode figures show that roughly $10 million has been spent on put options with a $70,000 strike price. Since put premiums rise as the market drops, these instruments have become a common hedge against further declines. Although hedging demand has eased slightly in recent days, the search for a clear direction continues. The concentration of options activity around $70,000 underscores its importance as a pivotal threshold. Analysts highlight that resistance in the $74,500 to $75,500 range has grown stronger. If the price breaks through, it could spark renewed upward momentum. Until then, focus is expected to remain near the $71,500 level.

This article was originally published by Bit.Fan. For more cryptocurrency news and market insights, visit www.bit.fan.
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