Yesterday, Bitcoin surged to a peak of 82,828 before directly being smashed back to around 81,000. A long upper shadow indicates that the selling pressure above has become ridiculously heavy. The main force has no ability to keep the price stable at all—it can only rely on spiking higher to attract the momentum/follow-through crowd, and then sell off on the reversal.

The price made a new high at 82,828, but the moving averages and volume can’t keep up at all. The MACD red histogram continues to shrink, and momentum is already quietly weakening. This is a textbook-level top divergence— the clearest warning signal before a decline.

The moving averages turn downward, and the short-term uptrend has been broken. The price has fallen below the 15-minute short-term moving average. The moving average has shifted from support to resistance. Now, every time the price rebounds, it’s an opportunity for short entries near the moving average—not the time to chase longs.

Operation suggestion: Short around 81,500-82,000, target around 80,500-79,000. If it breaks down further, continue to look lower.
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