Nighttime position!

Non-farm payrolls are settled, and Bitcoin still remains steady above 80k. In mid-May, continue to monitor the negotiations between the US and China and the progress of crypto legislation. Over the weekend, the slow upward trend still favors the bulls. Currently, it is in a high-level adjustment, but there is clear resistance around 82k, while support at 79k is also solid. At the beginning of next week, it will depend on which side the market leans toward, but I still favor a pullback. The upper region of 81,500-82k is a consolidation zone, with support around 79k.

#ADPBeatsExpectationsRateCutPushedBack BTCBackAbove80K 🚨🔥 BITCOIN BACK ABOVE $80K — REAL BREAKOUT OR LIQUIDITY TRAP? Bitcoin has once again reclaimed th critical $80,000 psychological level, but this move is far more than just a simple price recovery — it’s a key inflection point in the current market structure. At this stage, the market is not behaving in a clean trend. Instead, it is operating inside a high-stakes decision zone where liquidity, leverage, and sentiment are all colliding. What’s really happening: Liquidity clusters around recent highs are being tested Stop-loss liquidity is being actively hunted Institutional positioning is still uneven and reactive Macro uncertainty continues to shape risk appetite Market structure insight: This $80K zone has historically acted as a decision-making level, meaning the market typically chooses one of two paths here: Strong continuation if buyers secure control Sharp rejection if this is a liquidity sweep Current price behavior: Buying pressure is visible, but not fully confirmed Selling pressure is still present through absorption rather than panic Volume is not yet showing a clear breakout confirmation Key level to watch: A sustained daily close above $80K is required to validate a real breakout. Without that, this move can easily turn into a liquidity-driven deviation. Bottom line: The market is currently in a battle phase, not a trend phase — and in these conditions, confirmation matters far more than emotion.