Bitcoin's price jumped to $84,374, up about 4% after breaking through a key resistance level that had held since spring. The rally was sparked by the Federal Reserve's less hawkish rate hike and strong inflows into US spot Bitcoin ETFs, signaling real buying demand rather than just short-covering. Technical indicators like the golden cross and corporate treasury profit levels support a bullish outlook, with $85,000 as the next major resistance. Falling below $77,500 could reverse the gains, but sustained strength above $85,000 could push Bitcoin toward $88,000-$90,000.
Bitcoin's recent surge past $84,000 is mirrored on Pluang, where BTC trades at Rp1.511.001.793 as of Sep 21, 2026 17:06 WIB, showing a 6.09% increase in the last day. The market remains active with a 24-hour trading volume of Rp550,55T and a market cap of Rp30.326,65T. Despite strong gains, most Pluang users are currently selling, with 77% of order activity as sell orders, while typical holdings last about 110 days.
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