Right now, all eyes on one thing: can $84K be reclaimed within a certain timeframe? $BTC bounced near $80.4K after touching the 4-hour MA200, with MACD forming a golden cross at the lows, indicating short-term selling pressure has eased for now. However, after the price climbed to $83K, the momentum noticeably slowed down. The $83.5K-$84.5K range is being suppressed by the previous platform, MA30, and MA120—this is the real battleground between bulls and bears. Over the past two days, BTC spot ETFs saw a cumulative net outflow of about $729M. The price didn’t continue to collapse, which shows there’s solid support near $80K. But the ongoing outflows also suggest this rebound will struggle to break directly above $85K. I think for the rest of October, it’s more likely that $BTC will consolidate and rotate between $80K-$85K, first testing $84K, then pulling back to $81K-$82K, rather than immediately trending in one direction. As long as $80K holds, once the mid-month correction ends, $BTC still has a chance to challenge $85K-$87K. However, $87.4K is likely the peak for this month, and the odds of breaking $90K directly are low. For now, treat the current rise as a rebound. Only if $BTC stabilizes above $85K will it turn bullish. If it drops below $80K, the next support is at $77K-$78K. The main theme for the rest of October is simple: first build a bottom, then recover, but a direct rally still lacks sufficient capital.