After BTC pullback to 80,000, there is a chip accumulation. Will this position become a new support?

[Coin World] Recently observed a rather interesting phenomenon - after Bitcoin pulled back to around $80,000, on-chain data shows that there is a significant accumulation of chips at this price level.

From the heatmap, the density in this area has surged to become one of the most concentrated positions on the entire chart. To put it simply, a significant amount of capital has been accumulated at this position.

What does this chip distribution often mean? If the subsequent price touches this range again, those buyers who just entered the market are likely to choose to defend the cost line and will not easily cut their losses. Therefore, the 80,000 dollar position is likely to evolve into a relatively strong support zone.

Of course, the market is ever-changing, and whether the support can hold depends on the subsequent volume. But at least from the perspective of chip distribution, there is indeed a certain amount of defensive strength accumulated here.