BTC I'm not sure it will work as support because the first support region has been tested more than 80k times #Bitcoin

#BTC There are strong sell bands between 87.1K and 88.5K. At the same time, OB Depth 5% has dropped to -0.044, moving back into negative territory. If spot buyers don’t step in, this zone could continue to cap price in the short term.

I’m watching BTC’s $85–86K zone, where the strongest concentration sits on the chart. Below, I’m keeping an eye on $81–82K. I expect the upper cluster to be tested first. If we get there, the price reaction will be key #BTC

BTC Liquidity Heat Map BTC is sitting between two major liquidity pools. Heavy liquidity is stacked above around 90K–96K, while another large pool sits below around 66K–75K. Price usually moves where liquidity is waiting. A bigger move looks like it’s loading #Bitcoin

BTC spot flow still looks weak. While price is holding around 83.5K, Aggregated Spot CVD has dropped to -1.021B. Coinbase Premium is also in negative territory at -0.0182. So even though price is moving sideways, spot demand still isn’t strengthening. If this divergence continues, the pressure could increase #BTC

BTC POSITION HEATMAP Price is now trading directly into one of the heaviest existing position clusters around 81.5K. This is the key zone to watch. How BTC reacts here should matter more than chasing the move #BTC

BTC/USD – LIQUIDITY HEATMAP Heavy liquidity is building up around $88.3K–$89.3K. I’m expecting a sharp move into that zone to sweep the liquidity, followed by a move toward lower levels. If we get that pullback, I’ll be watching $83K and $82.2K closely #Bitcoin

$BTC Open Interest is approaching previous peak levels, signaling a massive buildup of positions.Strong spot sell walls formed around $83,000. Following a sharp rally, BTC pulled back toward $80,000. OI remains elevated. Volatility risk persists until this crowded positioning unwinds.

BTC is climbing, but liquidity is building up rapidly below. Major clusters are forming around $74.5K–$75K and $73K. The rally may continue, but the growing liquidity below raises the possibility of a downside sweep #Bitcoin

BTC/USD | Spot selling pressure continues. Spot CVD has dropped to -$1.05B, while Coinbase Premium sits at -0.10%. BTC has recovered above $76,800, but spot buyers are still missing. I want to see spot inflows before trusting a sustained rally #Bitcoin

BTC LIQUIDITY HEATMAP #Bitcoin Looking at the monthly picture, much of the short-term liquidity above has already been cleared. After sweeping the $78K–$80K range, BTC has moved back toward the heavy liquidity clusters below. The key area right now is $75K–$76K, where price has already tapped into the liquidity. On the monthly heatmap, major liquidation clusters remain at $70K–$71K and $63K–$64K below. Above, the $85K–$86K and $93K–$94K zones stand out. The takeaway: Short-term liquidity above has been swept, but BTC is still trading between massive liquidity magnets on both sides.

Large-scale spot outflows are clearly coming from Coinbase. Ahead of the Fed rate decision, the US side is reducing risk. While flows on other exchanges remain relatively limited, the fact that the main selling pressure is coming from Coinbase suggests that institutional participants are still staying cautious. If this selling flow does not slow down after the Fed decision, downside pressure on the market could continue for a while longer. #Bitcoin

BTC USD Price is trying to hold, but selling pressure on the spot side keeps increasing. Spot CVD has dropped to -$574M, while the Coinbase Premium remains negative. US demand is still weak. Until spot buying returns, it’s hard to trust any strong recovery #Bitcoin