Analysis: The market is focused on the $72,000 to $82,000 "vacuum zone" for Bitcoin; upward momentum still needs confirmation.

A recent report from Bitfinex Alpha indicates that Bitcoin's performance last week was clearly divergent. While it briefly rose to a high of $76,000, it subsequently retreated due to PPI data, Federal Reserve statements, and tensions in the Middle East, hitting a low of approximately $68,000 by the weekend. Despite increased short-term volatility, Bitcoin has generally remained above its March opening price, while the S&P 500 index has shown more volatility. Market analysis suggests that if bulls have sufficient confidence to push the price above the $72,000 range, there may be an "air gap" of $72,000 to $82,000 – a region with relatively sparse trading and resistance – where the price could potentially rise rapidly. The current market focus is on whether macroeconomic data and geopolitical tensions will continue to disrupt the performance of risk assets, and whether Bitcoin can re-establish sustained upward momentum and return to its previous highs.