Analysis: Bitcoin's downside imbalance zone may not be fully filled, with prices likely to hold within the $73,000–$75,000 range in the short term.

TechFlow reported on September 10 that trader Killa posted an analysis noting that downside imbalance zones formed by strong bull market rallies in Bitcoin are often not completely filled. Historically, bottom-impact candles tend to retain partially unfilled gaps.

He pointed out that referencing similar market behavior from 2022 suggests at most a partial fill would occur, corresponding to Bitcoin testing the lower $70,000 range, though this is not guaranteed.

KillaXBT believes Bitcoin is highly unlikely to retest his 2x long entry position at $62,600, nor does he anticipate a return to his publicly disclosed spot average cost of $65,800. He assesses that even in an extreme pullback, support might only briefly approach $69,000, but is more likely to hold in the $73,000–$75,000 range before continuing its upward trajectory toward $85,000. His core thesis remains that the presence of a downside imbalance zone does not compel the market to fill it.