📊【Evening Close】Morning: around $81,800; evening: back above $83,000
As of 21:02 Beijing time on October 9, the question of whether Bitcoin would recover after dipping to $80,400 in the morning—having bounced to around $81,800 but still not reclaimed $82,000—has been answered: it climbed back above $83,000 in the evening. The current price is around $83,000, with an intraday high of $83,500. The low remains the morning’s $80,400.
- Bitcoin: $83,048, 24h +0.98%, support $80,394, resistance $83,529
- Ethereum: $2,499, 24h -1.19%, support $2,406, resistance $2,542
- BNB: $742.3, 24h -2.23%, support $717.1, resistance $761.5
BNB is still the biggest laggard, though its losses have narrowed since the morning. Cross-source price differences are under 0.1%.
🔍 On-chain monitoring shows that short-term holders transferred around 55,600 BTC to exchanges on Thursday while at a loss. The derivatives market saw around $1.09 billion in liquidations over 24 hours, including about $1.05 billion in long positions (CoinTelegraph). After the morning dip eased selling pressure, prices climbed back above $83,000 in the evening.
💡 What to watch tomorrow: If Bitcoin holds above $83,000, watch for $83,500; if it falls below, watch for a retest of $82,000. Weekend liquidity tends to be thin.
💬 Do you think Bitcoin can hold above $83,000, or will it give back its gains and fall to $82,000? Join the discussion in the comments 👇
Data source: Binance Spot (as of 2026-10-09 21:02 UTC+8); news source: CoinTelegraph.
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As of 21:02 Beijing time on October 9, the question of whether Bitcoin would recover after dipping to $80,400 in the morning—having bounced to around $81,800 but still not reclaimed $82,000—has been answered: it climbed back above $83,000 in the evening. The current price is around $83,000, with an intraday high of $83,500. The low remains the morning’s $80,400.
- Bitcoin: $83,048, 24h +0.98%, support $80,394, resistance $83,529
- Ethereum: $2,499, 24h -1.19%, support $2,406, resistance $2,542
- BNB: $742.3, 24h -2.23%, support $717.1, resistance $761.5
BNB is still the biggest laggard, though its losses have narrowed since the morning. Cross-source price differences are under 0.1%.
🔍 On-chain monitoring shows that short-term holders transferred around 55,600 BTC to exchanges on Thursday while at a loss. The derivatives market saw around $1.09 billion in liquidations over 24 hours, including about $1.05 billion in long positions (CoinTelegraph). After the morning dip eased selling pressure, prices climbed back above $83,000 in the evening.
💡 What to watch tomorrow: If Bitcoin holds above $83,000, watch for $83,500; if it falls below, watch for a retest of $82,000. Weekend liquidity tends to be thin.
💬 Do you think Bitcoin can hold above $83,000, or will it give back its gains and fall to $82,000? Join the discussion in the comments 👇
Data source: Binance Spot (as of 2026-10-09 21:02 UTC+8); news source: CoinTelegraph.
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