#Bitcoin Sunday Analysis $BTC is still trading around 64K, and BitcoinCRYPTO:BTCUSDCryptoSkullSignal#Bitcoin Sunday Analysis BTC is still trading around 64K, and nothing has changed in my bigger view. For months I've been saying that the 60K to 54K area is the bottom of the current range, where short-term buying opportunities exist. The strategy has been simple from day one: buy near support and sell into the 69K to 72K resistance zone. So far, that approach has worked multiple times. However, my outlook is starting to shift. Every time Bitcoin tests the 60K to 54K support, it becomes weaker. That's why I believe the next important buying area for spot will be below this range, around 54K, 53K, 52K and even 50K. Those are the levels where I'll begin building a much larger spot position. Buying aggressively at the current price doesn't make much sense to me. I'd rather wait for stronger discounts than chase a relief rally. My short positions remain completely open, and I'm still bearish on the higher time frame. I continue to believe the 69K to 72K area will act as major resistance, and my limit orders are already waiting there. If Bitcoin reaches that zone, I'll add more shorts. My plan is straightforward. Hold my existing shorts, add more between 69K and 72K if price gives the opportunity, and continue building spot positions below 54K. I'm not planning to close my main short positions until I see Bitcoin trading below 50K. That remains my primary target unless the market structure changes. Many people have asked why I'm still bearish. The answer is simple. My higher time frame analysis hasn't changed. I warned about the top around 118K to 122K, added again around 97K, and added more around 82K. Those trades are public, and anyone can verify them through my previous posts. I also admit when I'm wrong. I previously expected 72K to hold as stronger support, but Bitcoin broke below it much faster than I expected. The market proved me wrong, so I adjusted my strategy instead of arguing with the chart. That's how trading should work. Follow price, not emotions. If market conditions change, I'll update my outlook immediately. Until then, I'm sticking with the same plan. In my opinion, we're still in a bear market. I don't believe the final bottom is in yet, and I still expect another major capitulation before the next long-term bull cycle begins. This is only my personal market view, not financial advice. Always do your own research and manage your risk.