$BTC This reading closes at 80,705.53 USDT, up +5.95% in 24 hours. I’d wait before chasing the rally: the price is approaching the 48-hour ceiling at 81,196.01, but today’s volume is -91% versus the 7-day average. The rebound is there; participation isn’t backing it up. That gap matters more than the enthusiasm about making up lost ground. #BTCRebounds80K

ETH advanced +8.27% to 2,430.01 USDT, near its weekly high of 2,450.00. Its 4-hour RSI is at 71, and its volume is -94% versus the average: a bigger rise does not automatically mean greater strength. SOL gained +5.61% and BNB +4.85%, also on very low volumes. The recovery was broad-based, but these figures aren’t enough to confirm it will continue.

Among the biggest gainers were LSK at +17.4%, RAY at +16.7%, BEAMX at +14.5%, and INJ at +11.6%. On the other side, HUMA fell 20.9%, TRUMP 18.4%, and SNXXB 15.5%. We don’t have verified catalysts to explain each move; attributing them to news or elections would be making things up. What the close does show is sharp divergence: BTC’s advance wasn’t enough to lift everyone.

On P2P, USDT rose much less than cryptocurrencies. To buy 1,000 USDT, the average price in Peru was 3.51 soles, up 0.14% daily and 2.15% weekly. In Venezuela, it was 1,007.87 Bs, up 0.03% daily and 0.30% weekly. Compared with the official BCV dollar rate of 893.22 Bs, the premium stood at 12.8%: daily P2P stability doesn’t mean it’s close to the official rate.

Tomorrow, I’d watch to see whether BTC breaks above 81,196.01 with volume recovering; next is 81,971.00, the weekly high. To the downside, 75,736.38 is the shared low for the past 48 hours and 7 days, not nearby support. Would you require higher volume to validate a break above 81,196.01, or would holding that level be enough?

📌 Tomorrow at 7:30 a.m. (Peru), I’ll post what to watch for during the day. Follow me to get it early.