BTC climbed to 62,700 over the weekend, reversing the all-red trend from late June. Last week, it bounced back from 59k, gaining 5% in 4 days. Not exactly explosive, but at least it's heading in the right direction. The more interesting stuff is happening outside the charts. The Bitcoin community is debating whether to freeze Satoshi Nakamoto's 1.1 million BTC. The threat of quantum computing is looming, and those old coins from 2009, secured with outdated algorithms, might be the first to get cracked. Some people are calling to lock them up in advance, while others are saying that's a betrayal of core principles. This won't get resolved next week, but it's definitely becoming a new narrative driver. ETH is still stuck around 1,760 and hasn’t caught up with BTC’s rebound pace. The market doesn’t have enough money to pump everything at once, so it’s taking turns. Next week’s setup: Resistance at 63,600 and 65,800, support at 60,800 and 59,200. BTC is leaning bullish in the short term, but 65,800 is a tough nut to crack. It hasn’t reclaimed that level since the June drop. If it breaks 65,800, the structure will truly strengthen. Until then, this is just a rebound, not a reversal—no need to rush to call it one. SYN is up 14% today with volume, but the daily chart is still in a downtrend. Let’s see if it retests and confirms before making any moves. This week, I’m watching to see if BTC can break 65,800. If it does, then we’ll really have something to talk about.