What has changed in the BTC chart since yesterday's review? At the rate of $68,270, they wrote that correction was a priority - and it has begun and continues. So far -2% net movement. And we believe this is not the end.

We still consider a decrease to the volume and mirror level of $64,120 as an adequate correction for the bullish scenario. A probable cancellation of expectations is a return to a stable uptrend on the hourly TF or consolidation above the volume level on a TF not younger than the four-hour one.

The basic correction targets have already been worked out on the hourly and two-hour TF, on the four-hour TF the targets of $66,327 and $65,648 remain unworked. And so far we have no reason to believe that they will not be worked out.

The daily TF shows the start of a downward candle structure. And if the trend continues, there may be a decline until October 27-29. If there is no break. These are very interesting dates, because the#BTCPrice Volatility Index, if the current candle structure is maintained, should show an upward reversal on October 26-28.

On the chart without an indicator, with volume levels and trend levels, the situation remains in the form of an unsuccessful breakout of the downward trend from the ATH on March 14.

And if today the price closes below this trend (today it is at $67,905) - then this is also a retest in returning under the trend. A very important volume level is still $67,088, close to the psychological $67,000. Consolidation below it opens the way to the volume level of $65,892. Additional support is now the EMA 50 of the four-hour TF. It lies exactly at $67,088. And with squeezes, but it has been holding the price for 24 hours. But all this looks like a squeeze before a breakout. The nearest next important support by EMA is EMA 50 of the 12-hour TF at $64,860. Daily EMAs are even lower. The price has gone into a noticeable breakaway from them since October 10.