Selling pressure is accelerating, BTC falling below $64,000 is not unexpected

After BTC rebounded to around $65,600 but failed to hold, the 30-minute footprint chart consistently showed negative Delta (active selling pressure), with the latest two bars expanding further to -54.02 and -117.50, leading to a price drop below $64,000. This is not simply a lack of buying, but rather a series of active sell orders hitting the order book, gradually exhausting the buy orders. Although there was briefly positive Delta (active buying counterattack), it failed to push the price to continue rebounding, indicating limited strength from buyers. Key levels to watch next: $63,940, which was the chip peak from the previous breakout. - If the price quickly recovers and positive Delta amplifies, it signals that low-level absorption is starting to take effect; - If this level is lost and negative Delta continues to expand, pay attention to the most densely traded price area from the past month below. K-line only tells you BTC broke down; PRO "footprint chart" shows who broke it and when selling pressure starts to weaken. Don't rush to guess the bottom in the short term—wait for active buying to truly return first. Data is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice.