BTC $80,971 is still pressing against the $80k level,

which shows the integer-level gate hasn’t been lost,
but chasing the price isn’t easy.
The Clarity Act is heating up due to stablecoin compromises,
Coinbase also stepped out to support it,
and the regulatory narrative is ignited again. $BTC
Coinbase reported a loss of nearly $400 million in the first quarter,
which shows that the spot trading cash cow
isn’t as stable as before. $COIN
Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin ETF
pulled in $194 million in its first month,
and there were no net outflows on a daily basis,
which shows that “old money” is still slowly moving in. $BTC
Fear of greed at 48 is stuck mid-line,
showing that sentiment hasn’t turned frantic yet.
Open interest in BTC is $7.79B,
showing that leverage is still quite heavy.
The longs are 43%, yet the taker is 1.06,
showing that active buy orders have a slight upper hand.
Next, keep an eye on regulatory heat—
whether it can connect with ETF inflows.
If buying actively clears the line above $80k,
the futures contracts will turn their face first.
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