Let us say bitcoin opened at $76330, immediately bitcoin is getting below the price, it is bouncing back above $76330. I have noticed this happened 3 times in just few days ago, less than a week.
The last was on 24th of May which was yesterday, bitcoin went to $76100 and bounced back above $76330 not long after after it went below the price.
That is normal behavior when the market absorbs liquidities at that price; there is always a bounce after absorbing them, but if the momentum remains bearish after absorbing them, expect the price to fall a bit more.
Go with the longer view or higher time frame to check for momentum; it is still bearish, even though it has rejected that support. My support is $75k; if price breaks this, it will retrace slightly before continuing to fall.
I'm using the daily time frame and 2 indicators, both RSI and MFI combinations, to check momentum in the daily time frame.
Honestly, I also have doubt about the $70k level being a retracement level for a bullish trend; the price should retest this zone to form a healthy uptrend. This is my 4-H time frame view. While the price is not making any lower low, the price is still in an uptrend, contradicting the daily time frame where we are still bearish due to the Fibonacci sequence. Other traders have other views; we shouldn't go against the majority because we are small traders. That is why I always follow where the momentum is, and using those Fibonacci sequences is to determine the possible direction the price is going when trading. I also go with bias.
A volume profile also will give you insight into where the price possibly bounces. I'm just combining them, but I am not using them for entries; that's not my conditions and rules. I'm using them for analyzing and to confirm my bias.
That's why you need multiple knowledge, honestly, when trading, but my entries are simple: always go with retracements when confirmed uptrend or downtrend.