Finally, BTC is about to fill the gap left in the chip structure after November 2024.

The nearest dense chip area is around $78,000, where 423,000 BTC have changed hands.
It’s clear that large funds are entering here, providing support for the price.
Subsequently, trading volume in the $79,000-$80,000 range begins to decrease, possibly due to approaching integer thresholds and resistance levels, with some right-side funds waiting for more definitive signals.
Therefore, I believe that including the remaining gap in the upper range of $81,000-$82,000 that has not yet been filled, BTC should pause here.
After sufficient chip turnover, the next step will be to challenge the next accumulation zone.
It’s important to note that the figures of 83,000-84,000 are not actual chip columns; they are caused by Coinbase organizing wallets.
Once BTC stabilizes above 82,000, the real resistance will come from the pressure of dense chip areas above $87,000.