BTC breaks through 86,000, reaching a new high since late January this year.
Here are a few key figures for everyone:
BTC current price: around $86,500, up about 5.5% over the past 24 hours
Performance over the last 7 days: +13.5%, calculated from last week’s low of $75,000
Total market cap across the entire network: about $2.9 trillion
BTC dominance: 58.6%
Crypto Fear and Greed Index: 77 (Greed). Last week’s low was only 32
Total liquidations across the whole network in the past 24 hours: $938 million, including $795 million liquidated for short positions
ETF latest data: on September 21, net inflow of 4,668 BTC (about $380 million), with three consecutive days of net inflows
Market wrap-up: the short-squeeze move is still ongoing, but sentiment has already quickly recovered from Fear to Greed.
The 88,000–90,000 zone is the next resistance area, and also the concentrated trapped positions area since the selloff in December last year—it won’t be a straight shot upward. If it’s up, don’t chase. If you already hold, hang on to your positions; if you want to add, wait for a pullback.
Remember: the faster it rises, the more you need to stay calm.
Here are a few key figures for everyone:
BTC current price: around $86,500, up about 5.5% over the past 24 hours
Performance over the last 7 days: +13.5%, calculated from last week’s low of $75,000
Total market cap across the entire network: about $2.9 trillion
BTC dominance: 58.6%
Crypto Fear and Greed Index: 77 (Greed). Last week’s low was only 32
Total liquidations across the whole network in the past 24 hours: $938 million, including $795 million liquidated for short positions
ETF latest data: on September 21, net inflow of 4,668 BTC (about $380 million), with three consecutive days of net inflows
Market wrap-up: the short-squeeze move is still ongoing, but sentiment has already quickly recovered from Fear to Greed.
The 88,000–90,000 zone is the next resistance area, and also the concentrated trapped positions area since the selloff in December last year—it won’t be a straight shot upward. If it’s up, don’t chase. If you already hold, hang on to your positions; if you want to add, wait for a pullback.
Remember: the faster it rises, the more you need to stay calm.
