🟠 Bitcoin dipped below $80K, was rejected, and now the entire market is watching today’s CPI. Tension is at its peak.

📊 BTC is around $77,300 (+0.2% 24h) after hitting $79,890 earlier—its fourth rejection in the $80K area in weeks. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs recorded their biggest daily inflow since January.

What’s at stake:
📈 Institutional flow: record ETF inflows show big money is still buying the dip.
⚔️ Positioning: retail traders and top long traders at elevated levels—the board is crowded right where price stalls.
🌡️ Funding: green and uncapped—missing the catalyst to force a squeeze in a clear direction.
🔀 ETH divergence: while BTC stalls at $80K, ETH prints 72.6% taker buys. Rotation to Ethereum or a top signal?

The map:
🔻 Support: $76.0K (short-term 20-day SMA), and the $74.5K–$75K area converges as a demand wall.
🔺 Resistance: $79.9K–$80K, the last gateway before all-time highs.

Today’s CPI (8:30 ET) and the Fed meeting (Sept 15–16) determine whether this institutional push breaks $80K or if price cools off again. ETFs are buying, but the board is full—something has to give.

Does $80K break on CPI, or do we return to the support zone? I’m listening 👇

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Data: Binance Futures API. Not financial advice. DYOR.