Bitcoin has broken above two critical cost-basis levels — the True Market Mean at $78,200 and the Short-Term Holder Cost Basis at $79,100 — signalling that the recent deep-value phase may be short-lived. Glassnode identifies $85,200 as the next meaningful resistance, where overhead supply could cap the rally unless spot buying accelerates.
On the institutional side, ETF demand continues to build and Glassnode's Moderate Strategy re-entered allocation after BTC reclaimed roughly $76K, capturing the breakout move while keeping downside hedges in place. Short positions remain persistent, adding fuel for a squeeze if spot follow-through materialises.
Front-end implied volatility has repriced higher in the wake of the breakout, while realised volatility still lags — a positive volatility risk premium that historically favours options sellers and signals the market expects continued…
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