Bitcoin is stuck at the $80,000 mark again. Recently, on-chain data platform heatmaps have highlighted why the $80,000-$95,000 range has become a "dead zone"—the selling pressure from above is simply too concentrated.

Put simply, this cluster of holdings is like a wall—holders who were trapped at this price level keep dumping whenever there's a bounce to break even, preventing the price from breaking higher. Heatmap data shows this range has blocked multiple rally attempts, and no amount of buying power can change that.

Interestingly, while buying interest has clearly increased after pullbacks, supply pressure has remained unrelenting. The result is this stalemate—selling pressure exceeds buying volume, leaving the market stuck in place.

However, a turning point does exist. If purchasing demand above $80,000 can continue accumulating, that wall of selling pressure could potentially be breached. The key is who wins next—whether buying power can absorb supply or sellers continue pushing the price lower. Once buyers gain the upper hand, this resistance level could be broken through, and the market could have a chance to move toward $95,000.