Glassnode says Bitcoin's most important level to watch sits near $80,000, with September's hotter-than-expected inflation reading weighing on the crypto market.
The story so far: Bitcoin key technical levels
Glassnode flagged $80,000 as Bitcoin's key level to watch after September's hotter-than-expected CPI weighed on crypto, later noting seller capitulation during a decline. It now says the rebound faces firm resistance near $87,700, with support at $80,000-$81,500 and a break risking a slide toward $78,000.
Glassnode says $80,000 is key Bitcoin level after hot CPI
Glassnode says Bitcoin's most important level to watch sits near $80,000, with September's hotter-than-expected inflation reading weighing on the crypto market.
Crypto rebounds after buyers defend Bitcoin's $80,000 level
Bitcoin went into the weekend after absorbing the CPI and PPI shocks that shook global markets earlier in the week, with buyers defending the $80,000 psychological level.
Glassnode says selling above $80,000 may mark a stage bottom for Bitcoin
Glassnode said on X that seller capitulation appeared again during yesterday's Bitcoin decline, as it had at local bottoms in early, mid and late September. With profit-taking slowing since September's high, it said selling just above $80,000 may mark a stage bottom if the pattern holds.
Glassnode says Bitcoin faces firm resistance near $87,700
Glassnode says Bitcoin's rebound is meeting firm resistance around $87,700, the acquisition cost for buyers in the second half of 2025, with $87,490 and the 20-month moving average at $87,165 also capping gains. It puts support at $80,000-$81,500, the average cost for US spot ETF buyers, with a break risking a slide toward $78,000.
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