Tag: Bitcoin
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Bitcoin holds just above $80,000 in a bearish trend while 68% of accounts are long and open interest is rising, which makes short entries on a bounce into $81,450-$82,000 the primary setup.
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Bitcoin slipped below $80K on Middle East evacuation reports as gold and stocks fell, while blue-chip issuers pushed back on the OKX–ICE tokenized stock plan.
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Bitcoin sits near $80.8K below every key moving average with 68% of accounts long, so today’s primary plan is to short a bounce into $81.7K–82.2K and wait for $79K before going long.
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Bitcoin sits near $80,812 on a $1.31B options expiry day. Stablecoin supply is shrinking and yields sit near 5%, so here’s why I’m staying flat for now.
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Bitcoin sits below all hourly moving averages with 68% of accounts long and positive funding, favoring shorts into $82.4K and a possible sweep toward 80K before any long setup.
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Bitcoin holds near $81.4K as the 10-year yield hits 4.99%, open interest drops 3.3% before a $1.31B options expiry, and stablecoin supply shrinks $1.2B.
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Bitcoin holds $81.7K under the Ichimoku cloud as open interest rises and 68.9% of accounts stay long, favoring a scaled short on a bounce toward $84K.
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Bitcoin fell to $81,655 as the 10-year yield dropped to 4.95% and the Nasdaq slid 2.6%. With $635M in ETF outflows, institutions are treating BTC as tech beta.
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Bitcoin trades at $81,380 below all key moving averages with 67% of accounts still long, making a bounce into $82.7K–$83.1K the primary short zone for today.
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Bitcoin fell 4% to $81,180 as AI stocks slid. We break down correlation risk, miner selling, VC rotation and the key levels to watch before buying BTC.
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Bitcoin sits near $82.3K with RSI at 15.9 and leverage flushed, making a $80.5K to $81.3K range-low long the primary setup and a $83.4K to $83.8K bounce short the secondary play.
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Bitcoin holds $82K as spot ETFs add $1.08B while open interest and funding fall. Unlevered institutions are buying, and China’s 61,800 BTC seizure looms.