TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin has traded within a roughly 5.5% range for more than 24 consecutive sessions, with about 840,000 BTC’s cost basis sitting in that band. Profit-taking has slowed sharply, pushing the seller risk ratio down to 7 basis points, among the lowest in the past year, though weak buying still caps a breakout. Leverage is clustered at both edges of the range, with about $1.95 billion in short liquidation risk near $82,000 and large long positions between $75,000 and $76,000.
Bitcoin Sell Pressure Hits One-Year Low as Market Awaits Fed Rate Decision
The striking detail is the compression itself: a multi-week range with a large share of supply clustered inside it, while profit-taking fades to a one-year low. That combination suggests sellers are exhausted rather than buyers energized, which is why the market still cannot break out. The leverage map matters more than the spot calm — clusters at both edges mean a move toward either boundary could trigger forced flows that exaggerate direction. Whether the Fed decision resolves that standoff, or simply widens the range, is the open question.
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