September 21st BTC’s main theme is “good news after bad + improving regulatory outlook.” After the Fed’s rate hike was delivered, the market didn’t collapse; instead, it surged on increased volume stimulated by the SEC innovation exemptions.
On the price side, BTC was lifted from the 81k zone during Asia–European trading. Before the US session, it briefly touched $85,004, setting a new high since late January, with a 24h gain of about 5.3%.
Key levels: 80,000 is the psychological support. 81.9–82.8k is the recent sell-pressure zone from the prior two days. 85k is today’s breakout level—only after it holds can we talk about 86–88k.
On volume and price: the rally came with short liquidations—across the entire market in 24h, 136k traders were liquidated, totaling $750 million; shorts accounted for $650 million. This suggests the move includes a squeeze component.
Macro downside: the 10-year U.S. Treasury is near 5%, oil prices remain elevated, and rate-hike expectations haven’t fully faded. The decoupling between BTC and the Nasdaq is only a “regulatory catalyst” effect, temporarily pushing past macro forces.
Funding-side positives: BTC spot ETFs have seen consecutive inflows. Institutions view levels below 80k as an allocation zone. Low exchange balances also support tighter long-term float.
For execution: don’t chase if it breaks above 85k. Wait for a retest and stabilization in the 81.9–82.8k range to get a second entry point; if the daily close is below 80k, the long-term structure needs to be reassessed.
Using BiyaPay to track BTC/USDT and the linkage with U.S. stock crypto-related names works smoothly—one account switches between Crypto and U.S./Hong Kong stocks.
80.2k becomes support, and whether 85k can hold is the question. Chasing highs can easily get you wicked-in. #BTC #比特币 #ETH #加密市场 #BiyaPay
On the price side, BTC was lifted from the 81k zone during Asia–European trading. Before the US session, it briefly touched $85,004, setting a new high since late January, with a 24h gain of about 5.3%.
Key levels: 80,000 is the psychological support. 81.9–82.8k is the recent sell-pressure zone from the prior two days. 85k is today’s breakout level—only after it holds can we talk about 86–88k.
On volume and price: the rally came with short liquidations—across the entire market in 24h, 136k traders were liquidated, totaling $750 million; shorts accounted for $650 million. This suggests the move includes a squeeze component.
Macro downside: the 10-year U.S. Treasury is near 5%, oil prices remain elevated, and rate-hike expectations haven’t fully faded. The decoupling between BTC and the Nasdaq is only a “regulatory catalyst” effect, temporarily pushing past macro forces.
Funding-side positives: BTC spot ETFs have seen consecutive inflows. Institutions view levels below 80k as an allocation zone. Low exchange balances also support tighter long-term float.
For execution: don’t chase if it breaks above 85k. Wait for a retest and stabilization in the 81.9–82.8k range to get a second entry point; if the daily close is below 80k, the long-term structure needs to be reassessed.
Using BiyaPay to track BTC/USDT and the linkage with U.S. stock crypto-related names works smoothly—one account switches between Crypto and U.S./Hong Kong stocks.
80.2k becomes support, and whether 85k can hold is the question. Chasing highs can easily get you wicked-in. #BTC #比特币 #ETH #加密市场 #BiyaPay
