$BTC
is trading near $82,500–$82,700 today, up about 1% over the past 24 hours after dipping to roughly $80,300–$80,500 on October 8. The session range is about $81,500–$83,500. It is still down about 4% on the week and opened near a three-week low, but it remains up about 4–6% over 30 days. The total crypto market cap slipped under $2.8 trillion to a one-month low during the selloff. $80,300 is the level buyers just defended; a daily close under it opens $78,000–$80,000. First resistance is $83,500, then $84,200 and the failed $87,000 area. The bounce is a relief rally after four down days, not a reclaim of the prior range. Bitcoin remains about 35% below its October 2025 high near $126,200.
is trading near $82,500–$82,700 today, up about 1% over the past 24 hours after dipping to roughly $80,300–$80,500 on October 8. The session range is about $81,500–$83,500. It is still down about 4% on the week and opened near a three-week low, but it remains up about 4–6% over 30 days. The total crypto market cap slipped under $2.8 trillion to a one-month low during the selloff. $80,300 is the level buyers just defended; a daily close under it opens $78,000–$80,000. First resistance is $83,500, then $84,200 and the failed $87,000 area. The bounce is a relief rally after four down days, not a reclaim of the prior range. Bitcoin remains about 35% below its October 2025 high near $126,200.
