Bitcoin remains under pressure after the Fed meeting. The rate was unchanged, but rhetoric about high inflation strengthened expectations: the probability of a rate hike in December jumped to 80%. As long as the price is below 82,000, my local scenario is a move toward 78,000–79,000. Market data paints a mixed picture. ETFs have posted positive inflows for the third consecutive day. Open interest is falling, while volumes are rising in both futures and spot markets. Buyers remain in control on the spot market, while sellers dominate futures. At the same time, high sentiment leaves the risk of a long squeeze. Key levels: resistance at 82,000, support at 78,000. If there is a sharp buyback in the 78,000 zone, along with a pin bar and an engulfing pattern, that could set up a bounce toward 85,000. If the price starts moving sideways around 78,000, that would be a bad sign. By sector: DePIN and DeFi look weak; I expect Filecoin to continue declining, while Pendle failed to break 2.25 and moved lower. The meme sector is stronger than the market, but for Pepe, a breakout and hold above 0.55 are important to me. $BTC #BTC Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/RJ5sQ5WCVVo