Analyst Killa said Bitcoin is unlikely to retest the $62,600 level used for a 2x long entry or return to the publicly shared $65,800 average cost basis for spot positions. Killa said many traders focus on imbalance zones, weekly fair value gaps and low-volume areas, but in a bull market, imbalance zones formed during strong upward moves often remain unfilled. He said the worst-case scenario may involve capitulation near $70,000, while Bitcoin is more likely to hold between $73,000 and $75,000 before a new move toward $85,000.