Veteran trader Peter Brandt has outlined a new projection for Bitcoin after its recent correction. He described the setup using fruit-themed chart patterns and pointed to a potential breakout zone. His latest chart places Bitcoin near $69,189 as it tests resistance above $70,000.
Brandt shared his updated Bitcoin outlook after a steep drop in late January and early February 2026. He said the sell-off reached exhaustion and then shifted into a sideways consolidation phase. He described the structure as a rounded formation rather than a sharp recovery, and he linked it to a larger macro channel.
Brandt presented a long-term chart that frames Bitcoin within an upward-curving channel. He marked a green support band at the bottom and a red resistance band at the top. He stated that the recent correction pushed the price directly into the green lower boundary of this curve.
He explained that this green band has historically acted as a launchpad for parabolic rallies. He referred to the macro support line as the “big banana” on his chart. He stated that Bitcoin now rests precisely on this multi-year structural base.
Brandt connected the recent rounded pattern to this broader curve. He said the short-term structure aligns with the long-term support channel. He indicated that this alignment strengthens the current technical setup.
Brandt described the ongoing consolidation as a “little banana” forming above macro support. He said Bitcoin has carved an upward-sloping channel instead of printing a sharp “V-shaped” rebound. He added that buyers have gradually lifted the local floor despite heavy selling pressure.
He noted that Bitcoin now tests the top of its recent consolidation range just above $70,000. He placed a red arrow on his macro chart pointing upward from the current price zone. He said the “banana split” represents a potential breakout if momentum expands.
Brandt emphasized that momentum inside the rounded bowl will determine the next move.
Bitcoin traded near $69,189 when Brandt published his latest chart update. The asset continues to hover just below the upper boundary of its consolidation band. Price action now focuses on whether it can secure a clear break above $70,000.
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