Channel breakdown occurs when the price moves beyond an important support or resistance level, indicating a potential change in market direction. When a price breaks below a well-established support zone or an ascending channel’s lower trendline, it signals that selling pressure is increasing and buyers are losing control, potentially leading to further downside. However, a breakdown should ideally be confirmed by a strong candle closing below the level, higher trading volume, and sustained price action below support. Sometimes, the price breaks below support temporarily and quickly recovers, creating a false breakdown or bear trap. Therefore, traders should avoid taking decisions based only on an intraday breach and instead look for confirmation, retest opportunities, and proper risk management before entering a trade.