Bitcoin breaks the $85,000 sell wall as traders shift focus to $100,000
BTC cleared a long-standing $85k sell wall and briefly reached $87k as visible sell-side liquidity thinned, shifting focus to the $90k-$100k corridor. On-chain indicators (accumulation trend contraction, reclaimed cost-basis levels) and heavy call open interest at $90k/$95k/$100k suggest risk-on positioning. Softer US jobs data reduced perceived near-term Fed hike risk, supporting broader risk appetite while near $88k-$90k holder cost bases may reintroduce supply.
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Bitcoin pushed through a $85,000 sell wall that had repeatedly capped earlier advances, then set an intraday high at $87,000. Glassnode said some sell orders were filled and the rest withdrawn, leaving thinner visible sell-side liquidity above $87,000. The market is also showing an accumulation pattern similar to formations seen in March and April 2025 that preceded sharp rallies. Traders have now raised their target to $100,000.