Bitcoin Repeatedly Tests $82,500 Resistance ZoneBitcoin / US DollarCOINBASE:BTCUSDVili_Wealth_PlanTechnical chart data shows the 200-day simple moving average is around $82,455, and the 200-day exponential moving average is around $82,027. The proximity of these two moving averages creates overlapping resistance between $82,000 and $82,500. The market typically considers these long-term moving averages as trend dividing lines. This area is becoming a key resistance zone attracting significant market attention in the short term. If Bitcoin can regain control of this range and turn it into support, the long-term upward structure could be repaired. If it continues to be pressured, the price may remain range-bound. On-Chain Cost Base Still Provides Support Despite the ongoing resistance, several cost base data points from CheckonChain indicate some support below. The 128-day moving average is around $75,700, the True Market Mean is around $78,200, and the short-term holder cost base is around $78,400. Bitcoin is currently trading above these levels, meaning most recent buyers haven't yet entered significant loss territory. For the market, this typically implies relatively limited pressure from stop-loss orders and panic selling. Whether the $81,800 to $83,200 level can turn from resistance to support remains a key point to watch for Bitcoin's next move.