$BTC just directly broke through the 84,000 resistance level; the high even touched 85,449. In the past 24 hours it’s up 5.92%, with volume expanding to 17.6 billion—this is a volume-backed breakout. In terms of chart structure, it’s a classic bullish flag/pennant consolidation followed by an upward choice. There are two key reference levels: on the upside, 86,000 to 86,500 is the lower edge of the previous period’s dense trading area; only when it truly holds above that can it be considered to have opened up new space. On the downside, 80,500 to 81,000 is support—the first line after yesterday’s low at 80,377. As long as it pulls back without breaking, the short-term structure remains bullish. At BTC’s current level, chasing is not very cost-effective; however, as long as the trend hasn’t gone bad, it’s also not suitable to go short. Worth noting: in the U.S. stock market, crypto and AI-related shares are both up in pre-market, and the “Greenland” concept is also moving—this suggests the market’s risk appetite hasn’t shrunk, and capital is still looking for direction. As BTC is a large-cap mainstream coin, this rally is not isolated; it looks more like part of an overall sentiment recovery. The traded value of 17.6 billion isn’t particularly extreme, but it’s enough to support an effective breakout. As long as the next pullback doesn’t come with shrinking volume and doesn’t break below 81,000, we can keep looking for longs in the short term. If, around 86,000, price absorbs that area on rising volume, the next target becomes 87,500 to 88,000. Conversely, if today closes back below 84,000, then the breakout will be less convincing and we’ll need to reassess. Overall view: slightly bullish, but don’t chase—wait for a pullback confirmation to be safer. Do you agree?