Bitcoin has broken back above $80,000!
This rebound has a particular point that I think is especially worth noting:
After the market experienced rate hikes and regulatory news, BTC did not continue falling. Instead, it managed to regain a key area.
What does that indicate?
At least for now, the market has digested the earlier negative news to some extent.
Also, recently, US spot BTC ETFs have seen renewed capital inflows. On Thursday alone, net inflows were about $160 million, which has provided some funding support for this rebound.
But now, I won’t jump to the conclusion that because BTC broke through $80,000, the trend has completely reversed.
What really matters next is this: can $80,000 turn from resistance into support?
Right now, market analysts are paying close attention to the supply pressure zone overhead.
If BTC can stabilize above $80,000 and then gradually break through the upper supply zone, then this rebound would have a chance to extend further into higher price areas.
However, if after breaking through it falls back below $80,000 again:
Then you need to be careful about a false breakout.
In that case, I would actually focus more on whether the prior support zone below can hold.
So my thinking is very simple right now:
Hold above $80,000 → see whether the overhead resistance can continue to be broken.
Break the supply zone → watch for further trend extension.
Fall back below $80,000 again → prevent getting pulled back into another range-bound retracement.
This market move is no longer just about whether it’s “going up” or not—it’s about:
After the breakout, whether the market can truly turn key resistance into support.
So I’ll say it again:
I still lean bullish on direction, but don’t chase positions recklessly.
#比特币突破8万美元大关 #比特币市值超越特斯拉
This rebound has a particular point that I think is especially worth noting:
After the market experienced rate hikes and regulatory news, BTC did not continue falling. Instead, it managed to regain a key area.
What does that indicate?
At least for now, the market has digested the earlier negative news to some extent.
Also, recently, US spot BTC ETFs have seen renewed capital inflows. On Thursday alone, net inflows were about $160 million, which has provided some funding support for this rebound.
But now, I won’t jump to the conclusion that because BTC broke through $80,000, the trend has completely reversed.
What really matters next is this: can $80,000 turn from resistance into support?
Right now, market analysts are paying close attention to the supply pressure zone overhead.
If BTC can stabilize above $80,000 and then gradually break through the upper supply zone, then this rebound would have a chance to extend further into higher price areas.
However, if after breaking through it falls back below $80,000 again:
Then you need to be careful about a false breakout.
In that case, I would actually focus more on whether the prior support zone below can hold.
So my thinking is very simple right now:
Hold above $80,000 → see whether the overhead resistance can continue to be broken.
Break the supply zone → watch for further trend extension.
Fall back below $80,000 again → prevent getting pulled back into another range-bound retracement.
This market move is no longer just about whether it’s “going up” or not—it’s about:
After the breakout, whether the market can truly turn key resistance into support.
So I’ll say it again:
I still lean bullish on direction, but don’t chase positions recklessly.
#比特币突破8万美元大关 #比特币市值超越特斯拉