**[Bitcoin Faces Intense Divergence at $82,000, Star Traders Debate Market Outlook Remotely]** BlockBeats News, August 29: Over the weekend, Bitcoin reversed downward after breaking through $81,000 amidst bearish news such as the Jackson Hole speech. During this period, some traders had already warned of selling pressure risks at the $82,000 level, while star traders argued that short-term selling pressure is not a major concern. BlockBeats has compiled the arguments from both bullish and bearish sides regarding the market outlook as follows: Analyst alicharts stated on August 27 that Bitcoin's URPD (UTXO Realized Price Distribution) data shows significant resistance in the $83,307-$84,569 range, which could trigger profit-taking and short-term corrections. If a pullback occurs, potential support levels for Bitcoin are at $76,996-$78,258 (with a trading volume of 843,000 BTC) and $63,111 (with a trading volume of 925,000 BTC). A pullback to these areas could provide the next major buying opportunity. Renowned trader Killa has been warning of short-term pullback risks since August 19. However, by comparing Bitcoin's bottoming pattern in 2022, he predicts that the current pullback after Bitcoin's surge will be relatively shallow, with $70,000-$73,000 likely serving as the bottom. Yesterday, Killa reiterated in a post that Bitcoin has no chance of breaking the $100,000 mark this year. Both technical and market factors require consolidation and sideways movement, with $100,000 expected to be seen in Q2 next year. Jiang Zhuoer, founder of the BTC.TOP mining pool, shares a similar view with Killa. On Friday, he posted that both BTC and ETH have broken below their ascending channels. With no ETF buying over the weekend, this is a weak period for bulls, potentially leading to a wave of declines. He disclosed selling 50% of his ETH spot holdings at an average price of $2,430. In contrast, star trader "Set 10 Big Goals First" does not believe that the selling pressure at $82,000 will significantly impact Bitcoin's mid-term trend. On August 28, he confirmed in a post that he had already repurchased two-thirds of his position in the $78,000-$79,800 range. "Basically, before $100,000, it's hard to see any substantial pullback. $100,000 will come very soon." As of press time, Bitcoin has been consolidating sideways after dropping to $77,500. Based on the collective views of various traders, the consensus is that Bitcoin's mid-to-long-term bullish trend remains intact. If further declines occur over the weekend or next week, there may be short-term buying opportunities.