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Bitcoin price surged from less than $75,000 to nearly $83,000 in less than a week before falling below one of the most important current support levels again.
But that momentum soon stalled, with the price falling over $3,000 back to sub-$80,300 levels, which some analysts now consider a critical point for the market.
The importance of this level is that it represents the average cost of buying new whales, i.e. large investors who have entered the market in recent months.
When the price is below that level, it means the category is in the red.
Analysts believe that sustained trading below $80,300 could prompt some whales to sell to cut losses or exit at breakeven, which could create an additional wave of selling pressure that could push the market lower.
On the other hand, if Bitcoin is able to regain this level and turn it into strong support, this could be considered a sign of the end of selling pressure and a return of confidence, which could pave the way for the start of a new uptrend.
At the same time, data shows a significant increase in market risk appetite, with Bitcoin trading leverage reaching its highest level this year.
While this could support a strong upward breakout, it also increases the risk of a massive liquidation if the trend suddenly reverses, as happened during previous bearish waves.
Overall, Bitcoin appears to be reaching a very sensitive point, as the $80,300 level may determine where the market goes next in the short term.
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