**["Pro Tracker": $50 Million BTC Buy Wall Withdrawn at the Last Minute, Which Price Level Do Former Key Buyers Favor Now?]** BlockBeats News, October 10: During the BTC pullback on October 8, a $50 million buy wall that previously supported the $81,000–$81,500 range was actively withdrawn as the price approached, and the buying plan was subsequently lowered. At the same time, two key players previously tracked have both taken profits and reduced their long positions, with one of them fully closing out their position. That evening, BTC briefly dropped to $81,281, just $47 (approximately 0.058%) away from a massive $81,234 buy order. However, the account did not wait for the order to be filled and instead canceled the entire order about three minutes later, placing a new buy order of approximately $47.43 million at $77,888, lowering the buying price by about 4.1% (0xf517). With the withdrawal of the $50 million buy wall, the near-term support advantage that relied on this order disappeared. BTC subsequently broke below the original order price and further dipped to $80,351 in the early hours of the next day. The previously seemingly advantageous buy orders ultimately failed to provide support at the intended level. As previously highlighted in the article: The support advantage in the $81,000–$81,500 range was highly dependent on this order: "If this order is withdrawn and other conditions remain unchanged, the range will shift from a net buy of $21.3 million to a net sell of approximately $28.7 million." **Key Price Levels and Whale Position Adjustments** The account associated with this buy wall has gone through multiple rounds of opening and closing positions, resulting in a cumulative net sell of approximately $5.98 million in BTC and achieving trading profits of about $166,000 as of today.