Let me share with you $BTC the next steps.

Bitcoin is currently filling the gap left in the chip distribution since November of last year. Recently, a dense area of chips is around $78,000, where approximately 423k Bitcoins have changed hands at this level, indicating that big funds have indeed entered the market, forming a support level here.
In the $79,000 to $80,000 range, the volume of turnover has noticeably decreased, possibly because it’s close to an integer level and also a resistance point, so some funds are just observing for now.
Looking upward, in the $81,000 to $82,000 segment, the chip gap has not been fully filled yet, and the price is likely to oscillate within this range, digesting the chips. Once the turnover is sufficient, it will push higher.

Although the $83,000 to $84,000 range appears to have concentrated chips, it’s mainly caused by Coinbase wallet reorganization, not true resistance.
If Bitcoin can stay steadily above $82,000, the real resistance above will be in the chip concentration zone above $87,000.