Trade war chaos could spark a Bitcoin rally – Find out why
Is Bitcoin on the brink of a major rally despite short-term market swings?
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Is Bitcoin on the brink of a major rally despite short-term market swings?
Veteran crypto analyst Bob Loukas has reduced his Bitcoin exposure, warning followers that while the bull cycle remains intact, the probability that Bitcoin has already peaked for this four-year cycle has materially increased. In an update published April 8th, Loukas detailed the rationale behind selling one-third of his model portfolio at $79,500, citing both technical deterioration and a worsening macroeconomic backdrop.
When looking at data throughout the market, it's fairly easy to find some bright spots right now.
Opinion by: Sergej Kunz, co-founder of 1inch Institutional players have been closely watching decentralized finance's growth. Creating secure and compliant DeFi platforms is the only solution to build trust and attract more institutions.
Polygon's Ecosystem Token (POL) has started to experience additional selling pressure after failing to hold above the $0.20 support level.
Bitcoin's recent drop amid Trump-China tariff tensions mirrors its 2020 crash-and-rebound pattern, with analysts suggesting macroeconomic shocks could set the stage for another recovery fueled by monetary policy shifts and investor optimism. The post Bitcoin Could Mirror 2020 Crash-and-Rebound Pattern, CoinShares Analyst Warns appeared first on Cryptonews.
The first AAVE buyback proposal secured 99.63% approval. The full strategy is designed to execute $1 million in weekly buybacks over six months.
Bitcoin (BTC) price made a swift move to $78,300 at the April 9 Wall Street open as “herd-like” price action in equities markets continued to spook risk-asset traders. BTC/USD 1-hour chart.
A PEPE whale has offloaded over 723 billion tokens, converting them to the DeFi stablecoin DAI, signaling a lack of confidence in the asset.
Strange things continue to happen on the cryptocurrency market, and with each new twist in this roller coaster ride, it seems that nothing else of this magnitude can happen to surprise market participants. But here we are.
With Bitcoin down and U.S.–China tariffs now at 84%, does this mark the start of another systemic selloff, or will the Fed manage to contain the fallout? Beijing announces further tariffs against the U.S. Trade tensions between the U.S.
Binance is launching a new “reward-bearing margin asset” LDUSDt, which the company says is not a stablecoin.According to an April 9 announcement, LDUSDt can be obtained by swapping Tether's USDt deposited in the firm's Simple Earn yield product. Binance stated that holders of LDUSDt will continue to earn yield rewards through Simple Earn, even while using the token for margin trading.
TL;DR Vitalik Buterin proposed leveraging techniques from layer 2 solutions to directly improve the efficiency and scalability of Ethereum's base layer. L2s would continue to operate with specific functions, such as processing large volumes of data and mitigating the negative effects of priority-extractable value.
Cboe BZX exchange has filed a 19b-4 application for an SUI exchange-traded fund (ETF). The exchange submitted the paperwork to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on April 8, setting the stage for the first SUI ETF in the US.
Starting a Web3 project is very different now in 2025 than it was two years ago. Given the rapid evolution of the ecosystem and the existence of over 25,000 crypto assets, visibility now goes beyond merely being present.
Ripple is making a major push into institutional finance with a $1.25 billion acquisition of prime brokerage firm Hidden Road, a deal that could significantly influence future demand for XRP.
Shiba Inu price today remains under significant selling pressure as it hovers near its lowest point since February 2024. It has continued to move further away from its all-time high, which can be blamed on the ongoing crypto and stocks meltdown.
Bitcoin (BTC) is quietly leaning into one of the setups, which is not the typical flash headline or hype-driven breakout. No, what is taking shape is slower and less attention-grabbing, but potentially more telling: the risk of back-to-back death crosses forming on the daily chart.
Bitcoin's (CRYPTO: BTC) sharp decline has sparked renewed debate: is Bitcoin truly a risk asset, or is it evolving into a safe haven? What Happened: Prominent Bitcoin investor Scott Melker analyzed the price action in his “Macro Monday” podcast, joining a panel of financial analysts that dissected the crash triggered by President Trump's aggressive tariff announcements.
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes believes one catalyst could help send Bitcoin (BTC) to new all-time highs amid US President Donald Trump's tariff trade war.
Bitcoin additions to corporate treasuries have risen during the first quarter of 2025, with industry giants like Tether and Metaplanet reaching record allocations compared to the previous quarter.
The major market sell-off catalyst is at play again as the ongoing global trade concerns appear to be escalating, impacting risk assets like Stellar (XLM). According to data from CoinMarketCap, Stellar's price changed hands for $0.2153, down by 8.55% in the past 24 hours.
Blockchain tracker Whale Alert, which traces large cryptocurrency transactions, has spotted a massive transfer moving nearly half a million US dollars worth of XRP less than three hours ago.
WLFI wallet sold 5,471 ETH at $1,465 just before the project went public. Technicals show ETH is oversold, with RSI at 35.98 and CMF at -0.21.
