According to CoinMeta, analysts say that Bitcoin's trend in October will depend on the support level of $82,000. The chief analysts Jeff Ko and Bitget, as well as the research head of Lacie Zhang wallet, pointed out that $82,000 is a key support level for entering October. Ko believes that Bitcoin rose by more than 2% after the release of the latest personal consumption expenditure (PCE) inflation data, briefly breaking through $85,500, but then fell back. Zhang expects the trading range in October to be between $78,000 and $95,000, assuming that demand can withstand inflation and interest rate risks. She warned that if the support of $82,000 is lost, there could be an accelerated decline to $80,000.