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Bitcoin (BTC) is under significant pressure following President Donald Trump's announcement of new trade tariffs, raising concerns among investors about a potential decline to $71,000.

JPMorgan analysts say investor confidence is shifting away from Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) toward gold, as the precious metal gains momentum as the preferred inflation hedge amid growing economic uncertainty. What Happened: In a recent note led by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou, the bank's team of strategists pointed to Bitcoin's high volatility and its increasing correlation with equities as weakening its long-touted "digital gold" status, The Block reported on Thursday.

Bitcoin started the week under pressure, trading slightly above the $82,000 support level even as it continues to remain divided on the price outlook.

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As Bitcoin (BTC) remains above $81,000, signals of a shift in dynamics are multiplying. Recent data suggests a transition towards an accumulation phase, marked by a decline in spot sales and negative funding rates on trading platforms.

Bitcoin Magazine Rep. Keith Ammon Is New Hampshire's Premier Bitcoin Advocate On Tuesday, Rep. Keith Ammon addressed a New Hampshire House Ways and Means Committee on House Bill (HB) 302, which would permit the state's treasurer to invest in bitcoin.

XRP, the native currency of the Ripple network, has achieved a remarkable feat against Bitcoin (BTC), the world's leading digital asset. As highlighted by Glassnode, a prominent on-chain data platform, XRP has gained strong retail investor interest in the current market cycle.

Traders are betting the Federal Reserve will be forced to cut interest rates to stave off a U.S.

Tether's strategic advisor Gabor Gurbacs has taken to his X account to discuss the prospects Bitcoin may have in the next few years. He has shared his bullish opinion with the community, drawing parallels to another popular safe haven asset – gold.

Analysts said a bitcoin buying opportunity has emerged after some clarity from President's Trump's tariff policies.

CEO of Block, Jack Dorsey confirms that the platform is currently working on accepting Bitcoin payments on its Square terminals and Bitkey.

The Bitcoin price plunged by 7.2%—from $88,526 to $82,150—within the span of four hours following the reciprocal tariff announcement by US President Donald Trump on Wednesday. The precipitous drop aligns with a broader market rout set off by what has been described as one of the largest tariff packages in modern US history.

As the world awaits US President Donald Trump's announcement on proposed retaliatory tariffs later today, crypto markets continue to show signs of uncertainty. In an X post shared earlier today, crypto analyst Rekt Capital emphasized that Bitcoin (BTC) dominance may be poised to rise further, potentially worsening conditions for altcoins, including Ethereum (ETH).

Dorsey's Bitcoin integration efforts could significantly boost cryptocurrency adoption and reshape digital payment landscapes globally. The post Jack Dorsey says Bitcoin payments for Square and Bitkey are in progress appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Bitcoin's estimated leverage ratio (ESL) shows how many traders are using derivatives with margin relative to the size of the market. More specifically, it can reflect the total open interest in leveraged positions compared to Bitcoin's overall market cap or another benchmark.

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Indian IT training company Jetking has announced plans to raise funds to bolster its Bitcoin treasury and expand its focus on blockchain education. The move makes Jetking the first IT training firm in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region to incorporate Bitcoin into its long-term strategy.

On April 3, 2025, bitcoin consolidated near $83,155 as market participants navigated a high-volume, high-volatility session with pronounced intraday swings. The asset exhibited mixed signals across multiple timeframes, hinting at indecision but with critical levels coming into focus for both bulls and bears.

Straight after Donald Trump dropped a bombshell on US tariffs, Bitcoin crashed by ~6%, from its $87K high to $82K low yesterday, which made traders fear about the industry's future.

Bitcoin had a turbulent first quarter in 2025, with prices dropping from $93,400 to $82,510 by the end of March. What does this mean for the crypto market moving forward?

The crypto market took a dramatic tumble after President Donald Trump's Liberation Day speech on Wednesday. Markets panicked after President Trump imposed sweeping tariffs on global trading partners.

Cryptocurrency analyst and trader Ali Martinez believes Ethereum (ETH) is primed to depreciate massively against Bitcoin (BTC). Martinez tells his 134,700 followers on the social media platform X that Ethereum is forming a bearish pattern against Bitcoin on the monthly chart. According to Martinez, Ethereum could plummet by 91% from the current level.

Bitcoin ETFs bounced back from 3 consecutive days of outflows with a massive $221 million inflow, driven by strong interest in ARKB and FBTC. Meanwhile, Ether ETFs continued their struggles, registering a $51 million outflow, led by Grayscale and Blackrock's funds.

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