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As Bitcoin hovers around $82,000, a burning question on investors' lips is: has the king of cryptos finally found its floor? John Bollinger, a legend of technical analysis and creator of the eponymous Bands, brings a glimmer of hope.
Bitcoin's breakout odds rose as macro conditions aligned with bullish on-chain and institutional signals.
Neel Kashkari, President of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve, addressed the issue of rising Treasury yields on April 11, suggesting that they might indicate a shift in investor sentiment away from United States government debt. Kashkari highlighted that the Federal Reserve has tools to provide more liquidity if necessary.While underscoring the importance of maintaining a strong commitment to reducing inflation, Kashkari's remarks signal a possible turning point for Bitcoin (BTC) investors amid growing economic uncertainty.
Bitcoin (BTC) has shown signs of a long-term upward momentum in the past 48 hours. The crypto markets surged following similar macro sentiments after President Trump announced a 90-day pause on tariffs.
The cryptocurrency soared above $84K on Friday as the U.S. dollar fell to a three-year low in the face of weakening confidence in USD-denominated assets.
A key Bitcoin (BTC) metric signaled a potential shift in its positioning after BTC's long-term holder realized cap (LTH Realized Cap) surpassed $18 billion for the first time since September 2024. Data from CryptoQuant indicated that this cohort has exhibited aggressive accumulation, which previously marked the BTC bottom in Q3 2024.
Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and gold are parting ways in 2025, with the two assets following sharply different trajectories amid rising geopolitical tensions and shifting macroeconomic conditions. What Happened: Gold has surged past $3,160/oz, driven by central bank accumulation, a pivot away from the U.S. dollar, and its enduring reputation as a safe-haven asset.
Are we finally reaching a point of stability in the market after an insanely volatile 10-day stretch? The crypto market seems to think so, with Bitcoin (BTC 5.76%) up 5.2% over the past 24 hours as of 1 p.m.
A popular crypto strategist is warning that Bitcoin (BTC) may experience a high degree of volatility in the coming weeks amid broader market turmoil due to US President Donald Trump's tariffs.
"We do not defend nature. We are nature defending itself.
The US stock market is still processing the latest events, as Trump's tariff pause leads to recovery, while Bitcoin is back above $82,000. Major stock indices are is still recovering from the panic brought on by the escalating U.S.
A potential dovish shift by the Federal Reserve, driven by disinflationary pressures stemming from President Donald Trump's tariff policies, could markedly reshape institutional investor sentiment toward cryptocurrencies in the coming quarters. What Happened: As global trade tensions escalate and economic indicators signal a complex interplay of inflationary and disinflationary forces, the crypto market stands at a pivotal juncture, with Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and stablecoins poised to benefit from evolving monetary policies and shifting investor priorities.
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Legendary technical analyst John Bollinger has highlighted what he calls a “classic Bollinger Band W bottom” that may be forming on the Bitcoin pair BTC/USD. According to him, BTC appears to have found support in the $74,000 area, setting up the characteristic double-dip lows that define a W-shaped reversal pattern.
Bitcoin (BTC) price has rebounded by over 11% from the April. 7 low of $74,400, and analysts believe that onchain and technical indicators point to a sustained recovery.According to popular analyst AlphaBTC, Bitcoin will see a sustained recovery if it holds above $81,500.
But BlackRock funds tracking the price of the two largest cryptocurrencies by market value still generated $3.1 billion in net inflows.
As Donald Trump revived his trade war with China, causing sudden volatility in the markets, bitcoin whales seized the opportunity. On April 9, 2025, so-called "accumulation" addresses received 48,575 BTC, worth $3.6 billion — the largest daily influx since February 2022.
New York could soon accept cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin and Ethereum as a means of payment for state-related services. A new bill, Assembly Bill A7788, was recently proposed by Assemblyman Clyde Vanel. The bill seeks to amend the existing law to permit New York state agencies to accept cryptocurrencies as payment.
An emerging legal dispute questions the stability of the Federal Reserve's long-held independence, prompting speculation among Bitcoin proponents who believe any disruption at the central bank could prove favorable.
Binance is expanding its ecosystem by backing a new Bitcoin-based staking solution called Babylon, which just launched its Genesis phase.
Peter Schiff, a Crypto enthusiast, has reignited the debate over Bitcoin's prospects, bluntly stating that the cryptocurrency is doomed to fail in the face of the impending 2025 financial crisis. As a long-time Bitcoin skeptic, Schiff contends that the asset's notorious volatility will prove its undoing in the event of another major economic shock. The post Peter Schiff Warns 2025 Collapse Could Wipe Out Bitcoin – Is This the End for Crypto? appeared first on Cryptonews.
Ross Ulbricht plans to speak at the Bitcoin Conference in Las Vegas in May, marking the Silk Road creator's first public appearance since his release from federal prison in January.
Bitcoin's tech stock correlation suggests its volatility and speculative nature limit its role as a stable portfolio diversifier. The post Bitcoin behaves less like gold, more like tech stocks: Franklin Templeton report appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Market observers remained fixex on tariffs and Fed policy decision despite March inflation data cushioning bitcoin and crypto prices on Friday.
