Bitcoin Is Likely Going After These Lows

17 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In this video, Roman Ceccardi provides a technical market analysis of Bitcoin, emphasizing a bearish daily bias. He notes that Bitcoin is approaching a cluster of relatively equal lows on the daily chart, suggesting a high probability that these lows will be tested. The key question he raises is where price will find support if the lows are tapped. On the weekly chart, he identifies a liquidity level around $57,700, but argues that a full drop to that level is unlikely due to two factors: a weekly fair‑value gap (FVG) that acts as a barrier, and a series of relatively equal highs that sit just before this bearish FVG, providing additional resistance. The analysis centers on how these chart structures—equal lows, liquidity zones, fair‑value gaps, and equal highs—interact to shape Bitcoin’s near‑term price floor.

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This week we're still going to be looking for a bearish daily bias. Now we are coming into a bunch of relatively equal lows here. I think it's going to be a given. I think doesn't mean it's going to come true, but the fact that we're so close to this bunch of relatively equal lows here, which it will be illuminated further once we go into the daily chart. But yeah, the fact that we're so close to here means that it's very likely that this is going to get tapped. The only question is where is it going to stop? Because so far on the weekly chart, we have this liquidity level over here. At $57,700. Now, the thing that, you know, kind of leads me to believe that we are not going to go all the way down here is because of 2 things. One, we have a fair value gap over here on the weekly chart. Now, secondly, we have a couple of relatively equal highs right before this bearish fair value gap.