Bitcoin: Trapped in a Range — But a Bearish Shooting Star StandsBitcoin / TetherUSBINANCE:BTCUSDTDukesMarketAnalysisSellers Strike at Weekly Resistance Bitcoin once again ran into sellers inside the major $80,600–$82,850 weekly resistance zone. The rejection produced a long bearish shooting star, showing just how strongly this area continues to be defended. Short-Term Range Taking Shape Price continues to move between clearly defined short-term levels, with neither side yet able to take control. The repeated reactions at both ends are making this an increasingly interesting range to watch. Former Resistance Becomes Support The previous $79,251 swing high has now been tested from above, with buyers stepping in around that area. Holding it would keep the immediate picture relatively constructive despite the rejection from weekly resistance. Selling Pressure Remains Unconvincing Despite the sharp rejection, volume has been declining as Bitcoin pulls back. That suggests sellers have yet to follow the shooting star with the kind of pressure needed to take firm control. Structural Change Point Moves Higher The recent $77,632 swing low is now the more important short-term structural change point. A decisive break below it would weaken the bullish character and shift attention towards the deeper $75,545 former daily support, with the rising 4-hour 50-period EMA also sitting nearby. In Summary Bitcoin remains caught between well-defined short-term levels, but the bearish shooting star into major weekly resistance deserves attention. Sellers have yet to follow that rejection with convincing volume, while $79,251 is attracting buyers on the pullback. Bulls therefore retain the advantage for now, but caution is warranted. A break below the $77,632 structural change point would materially weaken the short-term picture and bring the deeper $75,545 support area firmly back into focus.