$BTC rompié los $80.000 y 52% of accounts are short right when it rises.
BTC at $81,026 (+5.93% in 24h). This morning I said my bias remained long as long as it held above $77,594. It held— and blew through $80,000. About $250 million was liquidated in short positions in four hours, according to CoinGlass.
The backdrop helped: the Fed had already hiked on Wednesday, the Senate blocked the CLARITY Act, and the 30-year bond hit 5.34%. When the market has already priced in all the bad news, sellers stop showing up. On top of that, the SEC and the CFTC moved forward with their own rules, and a House committee shifted the strategic Bitcoin reserve.
What I’m most interested in: the liquidation map shows a heavy zone above at $82,248, and analysts cite $82,000 as the level that decides it. My $80,619 zone lands on $80,500, which is the cost basis of corporate treasuries. Two different methods pointing to the same prices.
My decision: this is a breakout with fuel, not a dead-cat bounce. As long as I don’t lose $80,619, I stay with a bullish bias, and the real target is $82,248. If it closes below $80,619, I was wrong and I’ll say so.
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Data: Binance API + CoinGlass + press from 18-09-2026. Estimated zones. Not financial advice. DYOR.
BTC at $81,026 (+5.93% in 24h). This morning I said my bias remained long as long as it held above $77,594. It held— and blew through $80,000. About $250 million was liquidated in short positions in four hours, according to CoinGlass.
The backdrop helped: the Fed had already hiked on Wednesday, the Senate blocked the CLARITY Act, and the 30-year bond hit 5.34%. When the market has already priced in all the bad news, sellers stop showing up. On top of that, the SEC and the CFTC moved forward with their own rules, and a House committee shifted the strategic Bitcoin reserve.
What I’m most interested in: the liquidation map shows a heavy zone above at $82,248, and analysts cite $82,000 as the level that decides it. My $80,619 zone lands on $80,500, which is the cost basis of corporate treasuries. Two different methods pointing to the same prices.
My decision: this is a breakout with fuel, not a dead-cat bounce. As long as I don’t lose $80,619, I stay with a bullish bias, and the real target is $82,248. If it closes below $80,619, I was wrong and I’ll say so.
Follow me for the next episode of Whale Flow.
#BTC $BNB
Data: Binance API + CoinGlass + press from 18-09-2026. Estimated zones. Not financial advice. DYOR.
