BTCUSDT: Weekly divergence at the lowsBTCUSDT Perpetual ContractBYBIT:BTCUSDT.PalgoTraderGTPBitcoin printed its yearly low at 58,711 two weeks ago and trades back at 64,600. The weekly oscillator did not follow price down. It has been making higher lows since March while price made lower lows. That weekly bullish divergence is the base of this idea. The liquidation fuel above The largest liquidation cluster of the last six months sits at 82,000 to 83,000. It has been building since May and has not been touched. On the way there: a band of stops around 66,900 to 67,000, the weekly EMA200 at 69,300, and a weekly fair value gap at 74,050 to 74,220. The weekly supply order block at 78,530 to 82,180 overlaps the big cluster. If the reclaim holds, that overlap is the target. The liquidation fuel below It is not empty under price. A liquidation band sits at 57,500 to 58,500 and the weekly demand block at 54,850 to 57,270. The structure has fuel on both sides; the difference is that the cluster above is larger and older. The crowd left Social mentions are near 52-week lows and the number of accounts posting about Bitcoin is the lowest in a year, while price is 10% off the low. Sentiment among those still posting is 75%. Community bias across the channels we track is bullish 62% overall, but Bitcoin itself reads mixed at 52% with the highest mention count. Smart money perp positioning is flat. Positioning is light in both directions. Quiet tape at the lows is a profile we pay attention to. The path First the stops at 66,900 to 67,000. Then the EMA200 at 69,300 and the gap at 74,000 to 74,200. If those go, 78,500 to 82,000 is where the fuel is and where the first serious fight starts. Rejection at 67,000 keeps the range. A weekly close below 62,000 ends the idea and points back to 57,500. This is analysis, not financial advice.