BlockBeats News, May 15th. The Bitcoin long and short parties are at odds before the $82,000 resistance level, intensifying the bearish sentiment. Trader JDK Analysis pointed out that the Bitcoin price is currently operating within a range, oscillating narrowly above the key "range high." The upper boundary of this range is formed by the CME futures gap and the 200-day moving average, both of which have not been breached. Analyst CGT Trader stated: "We need to pay close attention to how the price reacts at the support range—I believe this price is likely to break below that support." Trader BitBull further remarked: "Bitcoin has once again failed to reclaim $82,000. The next leg of the downtrend may be on the horizon."

However, bullish views are also present in the market. Cryptic Trades expects Bitcoin to follow the trend of the U.S. stock market, predicting a "significant rebound in the coming weeks." Trader Cai Soren, starting from the Bollinger Bands indicator, stated that the bulls are "stepping in at the support level," and forecasted that "as long as the support holds, the upward momentum remains strong."

Meanwhile, the overall crypto market is experiencing sideways trading, with both long and short parties under pressure. CoinGlass data shows that the total liquidation amount in the entire market in the past 24 hours is approximately $330 million, with the scale of long and short liquidations remaining relatively balanced.