
Bitcoin's recent breakout above $80,000 triggered significant profit-taking from both short-term and long-term holders, especially those who accumulated before the ETF launch, locking in gains of 60%-100%. Despite this selling pressure, Bitcoin's price remained stable around $78,500, supported by strong ETF inflows totaling $1.16 billion in May and nearly $2 billion in April, which absorb the selling pressure. The market shows a balanced battle between bulls and bears around the $78k-$81k zone, but the overall structure remains bullish as demand continues to absorb supply, encouraging holders to keep their positions. This setup suggests a potential upward move toward the $87,000–$92,000 range as profit-taking fuels further buying interest rather than panic selling.