Bitcoin traded at $66,372 on 2 March 2026, giving the asset a market capitalisation of $1.32 trillion and a 24-hour turnover of roughly $45.14 billion.
The day’s movement stretched from $65,149 to $67,191, keeping price action locked beneath the key $70,000 resistance barrier.
On the daily chart, bitcoin continues to move within a corrective phase after being rejected near $90,400 and falling sharply to around $59,900.
That drop formed a high-volume capitulation candle, widely viewed by traders as a washout low before the current sideways rotation began.
Since then, price has oscillated between $64,000 and $70,000, with a pattern of lower highs building compression under the $69,500 to $70,500 zone.
Immediate support is positioned between $64,500 and $65,000, while stronger structural support sits at $59,900 to $60,000.
Analysts note that without a decisive breakout, the daily structure reflects balance rather than directional expansion.
The four-hour chart echoes that consolidation, with price rebounding from $63,500 before forming a lower high close to $68,000.