According to @RhythmicAnalyst, BTC’s pullback retested the breakout line and the prior resistance has now acted as support, signaling a support-resistance flip visible on the shared chart. Source: @RhythmicAnalyst on X, Aug 14, 2025. In classical technical analysis, a successful throwback that holds at former resistance is commonly used as confirmation of a breakout and a condition for potential continuation while that level remains intact. Source: Investopedia, Throwback and Support and Resistance. Traders often frame risk with invalidation on a decisive break back below the retest area and look for momentum follow-through on rebounds from confirmed support. Source: Investopedia, Support and Resistance.

According to @danheld, Bitcoin BTC just broke to a new all-time high (source: @danheld on X, Aug 13, 2025). The breakout lifts price above the prior record near 73.8k set in March 2024 (source: Coinbase historical BTC-USD data). In classical technical analysis, the former all-time high commonly flips to support on pullbacks, making that zone a reference for breakout retests and risk control (source: Edwards and Magee, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends). Traders also watch liquidity clustering at round numbers such as 80k and 100k for potential resistance and take-profit behavior during price discovery (source: Osler, 2003, Currency Orders and Exchange Rate Dynamics).