According to the source, a post on X claims BTC has closed above 100,000 USD for 141 consecutive days, source: the source. At the time of writing, this streak is not independently confirmed by institutional reference rates such as CF Benchmarks BRR or the CME CF Bitcoin Real-Time Index, nor by consolidated exchange datasets from Kaiko or Bloomberg, source: CF Benchmarks, CME Group, Kaiko, Bloomberg. Traders should confirm any daily-close streak by cross-checking CF Benchmarks BRR at 4pm London, CME active-month Bitcoin futures settlement, and a 00:00 UTC spot close from Nasdaq Data Link or TradingView to avoid index-time drift, source: CF Benchmarks, CME Group, Nasdaq Data Link, TradingView. If verified, sustained closes above 100,000 would indicate psychological round-number support often accompanied by elevated options open interest and put walls near the strike on Deribit, warranting monitoring of OI, skew, and max pain levels, source: Deribit. Until verified, avoid trading decisions based solely on the claim and rely on primary price indices and exchange settlement prints for risk management, source: CF Benchmarks, CME Group.