Bitcoin is back in the spotlight. BTC climbed to about $86,400, up 2.1% in 24 hours, after printing its highest weekly close in more than eight months. It's also up nearly 50% over the past three months. (coinpedia)
The catch: Bitcoin zoomed toward $87,000, then reversed. It's the second rally this week to stall. That level is acting as strong resistance. (CoinDesk)
What else is moving
ETH is at about $2,727, XRP at $1.52, and BNB at $796. (coinpedia)
Total crypto market cap is around $2.99 trillion, with $62B in 24-hour volume. (coingecko)
Bitcoin dominance is nearing 60%, a sign traders are favoring majors over altcoins. (CoinDesk)
Macro backdrop: The U.S. added just 29,000 jobs in September, and unemployment rose to 4.2%. Bitcoin held its gains after the report. (CoinDesk)
Bullish signal: Long-term holders are sitting on more Bitcoin than ever and barely selling, which tightens supply. (coinpedia)
What to watch: A clean daily close above $87K could open the door to new highs. A rejection could send price back to the $83K–$85K range.
What's your call: breakout or pullback? Tell me in the comments
