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Analysis: Bitcoin’s rise lacks support from trading volume and new capital, while short-term investors chose to take profits during the rally

BlockBeats news,October 7, Glassnode’s report stated that after Bitcoin broke through 85,000 USD sell wall, trading volume was low and incremental capital was limited, after which it retreated. The combined average daily trading volume of spot trading platforms and U.S. spot ETF was 7 on average per day, 6800000000 USD below the 2024 level since January approximately 90%of trading days. As of October 5 within 30 days,ETF stablecoin growth, and corporate treasury purchases brought approximately 4900000000 USD in new capital, less than of the increase in realized capitalization of 12800000000 USD during the same period.October 4, profitable short-term holders accounted for approximately 86%of exchange inflows that day, the highest proportion in 1 years, indicating that recent buyers are taking profits. The options market has shifted bullish again, with the ratio of open put options to call options at approximately 0.56.

Recent liquidation levels have been concentrated mainly below the price. The latest large cluster is located between 81,700 and 83,300 USD,Binance, while the largest buy order zone is between 81,000 and 81,250 USD. If spot trading volume and ETF buying recover and the price closes firmly above 85,500 USD, it will indicate that the breakout has genuine support, and the short liquidation cluster near 92,000 USD may also come within reach. If the 81,000 USD buy zone is breached, the liquidation clusters below may be triggered; leverage in altcoins remains elevated, and a continued decline could trigger forced liquidations.

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