Prices just touched 82k and then fell back,

meaning the breakout hasn’t become consensus yet.
Saylor bought another $2 billion worth of BTC,
bringing holdings to 843,738 coins,
while big buyers are still treating the pullback as inventory.
The US Clarity Act has appeared,
regulation is no longer just a slogan,
$BTC $ETH are all now on the table.
Three major hacking incidents in four days,
with over $21.5 million stolen,
and the security narrative has been reignited again.
Fear & Greed Index at 25; sentiment is already running cool.
BTC open interest is $8.05 billion,
suggesting leverage hasn’t truly exited the market yet.
Bullish sentiment is at 59%; positions are starting to get tight.
Taker rate is 1.12; active buy orders are slightly leading.
BTC fee rate is 0.0049%;
longs pay fees, but not to an extreme degree.
ETH fee rate is 0.0062%;
showing that chasing longs is more concentrated.
SOL fee rate is -0.0016%;
shorts are actually more willing to pay.
Next, watch for reclaiming 80k—
whether it can continue,
depends on whether spot buying can keep up.
$BTC $ETH $SOL $BNB
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