The selling pressure observed in BTC yesterday has turned into new support today!

Yesterday, the PRO newsflash reminded: BTC is testing the most traded price level (POC) of the past month at $62,602. The key resistance levels above are $63,940 and $64,596. So far, the trend has confirmed: BTC first held steady at $62,602, then broke through $63,940, and continued to probe near the upper edge of the value area. More importantly, the chip structure has changed: yesterday, the upper edge of the value area was at $64,596, which has now shifted up to $64,976. This shows that after the price moved up, capital actually changed hands at higher levels and the market consensus cost has been raised. Ordinary candlestick charts show "it increased", but the PRO chip distribution can reveal: whether the original resistance has been digested, where the new consensus cost lies, and whether the next support/resistance areas need to be redrawn. The market is moving, and the chips are migrating; if you are still looking at today's market using yesterday's support and resistance, it's easy to misjudge locations. Subscribe to PRO to track chip migration in real time—don't wait until resistance turns into support or support becomes invalid to react. Data is from the PRO "chip distribution" indicator, for reference only.