BTC Bulls May Be Buying Too Early | BTCUSD 25/07BitcoinOANDA:BTCUSDAdrian_NovaTraderBitcoin has pulled back into a key H4 Point of Interest, encouraging many traders to buy the dip after the recent bullish expansion. The problem? The market has already achieved one important objective by sweeping the H4 Buy-Side Liquidity above the recent highs. That move likely attracted breakout buyers while allowing larger participants to distribute positions into strength. Now price is rotating back toward higher-timeframe demand. Although buyers are reacting at the current H4 POI, the correction appears incomplete from my perspective. The strongest demand still sits lower at the H4 Order Block around 61,900–62,200, where price could rebalance before attempting another impulsive move. This doesn't necessarily signal the beginning of a bearish trend. Instead, it looks more like a healthy retracement within the broader H4 bullish structure. For now, buyers are defending the first reaction zone. But the higher-probability continuation may not begin until Bitcoin reaches a deeper area of value. Currently • H4 Buy-Side Liquidity has already been swept • Price rejected from the premium zone after failing to hold recent highs • BTC is reacting from the current H4 POI • Selling pressure has started increasing during the correction • Higher-timeframe bullish structure remains intact • Major H4 Demand rests around 61,900–62,200 • A deeper retracement would create a healthier continuation opportunity Trading Plan Bias: Bullish Continuation After a Deeper H4 Retracement Main Zone • 61,900–62,200 → H4 Order Block (Demand) Execution Idea Rather than buying the first reaction, I'm watching for price to rotate into the H4 Order Block, where discount pricing aligns with higher-timeframe institutional demand. If buyers defend this area and confirm the shift with a bullish CHoCH or BOS, it could provide a higher-probability continuation setup toward the recent highs. However, if the H4 Order Block fails to hold, the correction could extend further before the broader bullish trend resumes. Targets → TP1: 64,700 → H4 POI Reclaim → TP2: 66,000 → Internal Liquidity → TP3: 66,800 → H4 Buy-Side Liquidity → TP4: 67,100–67,200 → Major H4 Resistance Invalidation A confirmed H4 candle close below the 61,900–62,200 Order Block would invalidate this bullish continuation scenario and increase the probability of a deeper correction. Key Insight The strongest continuation trades rarely begin directly beneath resistance. They often develop after liquidity has been rebalanced and price returns to a high-quality H4 demand zone, where institutional buyers are more likely to re-enter the market. Key Question Has Bitcoin already found enough demand to resume the uptrend, or is the H4 Order Block still the destination before the next bullish expansion?