CoinGlass(@coinglass_com):Market makers or large players may place orders like this for several reasons: To control the pace of a bounce. To discourage aggressive longs from chasing. To give shorts a clear zone to defend. To create psychological pressure above price. Or to test whether real demand is strong enough to absorb the wall. The key point isn’t whether every single order has stayed untouched for over 24 hours ,orders can always be pulled, replaced, or refreshed. What matters is that the $80.5K–$82K zone has remained consistently occupied by large, evenly spaced sell orders. That suggests this area is being actively maintained as a visible supply zone, not just a random two-minute spoof.

2026.04.29 08:00

Market makers or large players may place orders like this for several reasons: To control the pace of a bounce. To discourage aggressive longs from chasing. To give shorts a clear zone to defend. To create psychological pressure above price. Or to test whether real demand is strong enough to absorb the wall. The key point isn’t whether every single order has stayed untouched for over 24 hours ,orders can always be pulled, replaced, or refreshed. What matters is that the $80.5K–$82K zone has remained consistently occupied by large, evenly spaced sell orders. That suggests this area is being actively maintained as a visible supply zone, not just a random two-minute spoof.

CoinGlass@coinglass_com

2026.04.29 07:39

Yesterday I joked that market makers were watching me. Today, the $80.5K–$82K sell wall is still sitting there. Over 24 hours. Same perfectly spaced ~$3.3M orders. Below price, bids are also stacking ,especially around $76.8K and the $75K–$76K zone.