The Fed held rates at 3.75%–4.00% yesterday. BTC spiked above $81,000 for a moment, then gave it all back.
Relief rally or fakeout? Here's what the data says:
🔹 Price: BTC is hovering around $81,000 after dipping below $80,000 on Tuesday.
🔹 ETF money: About $110M came in on Oct 26 and about $176M on Oct 27. Big buyers are still active.
🔹 Exchanges: Nearly 15,000 BTC were pulled off exchanges. Less coin available to sell.
🔹 Sentiment: Fear & Greed sits at 51. Neutral. Nobody is euphoric yet.
🔹 Monthly view: BTC is still on track for a small loss in October.
The catalyst nobody talks about:
Over $11 billion in BTC options expire on Oct 30. Expiry days often bring sudden moves as big positions get closed.
Levels I'm watching:
🟢 Support: $80,000
🔴 Resistance: $81,500, then $82,500
My plan:
📈 A strong close above $82,500 could open the door to a bigger move.
📉 Losing $80,000 could trigger a leverage flush.
I'm not chasing this bounce. The market has to pick a side first, and I'd rather react than predict.
What's your call for tomorrow's expiry?
🟢 Breakout above $82.5K
🔴 Drop below $80K
Vote in the comments 👇
⚠️ Not financial advice. Always use a stop loss.
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