Bitcoin jumps to $82,500 on US-Iran deal hopes; $82,400 resistance

Bitcoin (BTC) surged toward $82,500 as hopes for improved US–Iran relations rose. US side optimism followed a report by Axios, while Iran confirmed it is reviewing a 14-point proposal, with regional threats easing and maritime routes possibly reopening. In market structure, BTC is challenging the key $82,400 resistance/liquidity zone. Analyst DaanCrypto noted that local liquidity around $82,400 has been largely absorbed, but more levels must be tracked given BTC is printing a three-month high. Positioning signals remain mixed: short-position traders have profited, and the trend may be reversing. The article also warns that some short-term holders are taking profit and reportedly transferring BTC to exchanges, raising pullback risk. If BTC corrects, $80,100 and $78,200 are highlighted as critical support areas. On-chain data firm On-Chain Mind maintains a medium-term bullish view, but cautions that the current entry risk is high and mean reversion is possible regardless of breakout direction. A formal US–Iran agreement could trigger “sell the news” profit-taking after today’s rally. Key levels for traders: resistance near $82,400; supports at $80,100 and $78,200.