Bitcoin surpassing $81,000 has reached a new high since the end of January.

It's quite interesting that this movement occurred during Asian trading hours, and even as the overall market shows mixed trends, Bitcoin dollar continues to steadily rise.

Option dealers have quietly accumulated low-strike call option skew structures over the past week, and now those are starting to pay off.
There are analyses suggesting that if Bitcoin clearly breaks through $80,000, the risk reversal indicator will turn positive.
As for other major cryptocurrencies, Ethereum is slightly weak around $2,330 but remains strong on a weekly basis, while Solana is near $94, and Dogecoin has risen over 12% weekly, around $0.11.

Looking at the macro situation, tensions between the U.S. and Iran continue, and major central banks are holding interest rates steady, maintaining current financial conditions.
Upcoming U.S. corporate earnings and employment data releases could significantly influence Bitcoin volatility.
Currently, demand for bets on price increases is surging in the options market, which is seen as a sign that market sentiment, while cautious, is shifting toward a constructive direction.
From a Bitcoin dollar perspective, breaking through $80,000 seems to be an important technical level.