Bitcoin was trading at $80,890 at the time of reporting, hovering just below a resistance zone it has tested twice in the past two weeks. The price has recovered roughly $20,000 from a February low of $61,000, but the $82,000–$84,000 range has held firm. Meanwhile, the Bitcoin Hyper project announced it raised $32.5 million in a presale, offering tokens at $0.013679 with high APY staking.
Bitcoin’s resistance test
The current resistance zone of $82,000 to $84,000 has been tested twice in the preceding two weeks. Each time, sellers stepped in to push prices back. Below, the support zone at $76,000 to $78,000 served as the launchpad for the recent recovery. With Bitcoin currently at $80,890, the market is watching whether it can break through or will retest support.
Bitcoin Hyper presale details
Bitcoin Hyper, a project that raised $32.5 million in its presale, sold tokens at $0.013679 each. The project also offers staking with high APY, though specific yield figures were not disclosed in the announcement. The presale size suggests strong early demand.
The levels to watch
For now, traders are watching the $82,000 mark. A break above could open the door to higher levels, while a rejection might send prices back toward the $76,000–$78,000 support zone. The repeated tests of resistance make the next move a key signal for short-term direction.
