Bitcoin, ether, and other cryptocurrencies saw gains on Thursday morning, driven by increased liquidity and positive tariff news from the U.S.
Analysts point to broader concerns as compounding market stress, though some say Bitcoin could soon recover if key resistance levels hold.
Historic BTC outflows from centralized exchanges and whale accumulation seemingly dampened Friday's $7.2 billion bitcoin options expiry.
Analysts expect occasional market dips to occur until tariff tensions ease. Coin Bureau's founder said a slight bitcoin dip may be "healthy."
The flatulence-themed token is up nearly 99% on a seven-day average, showcasing its explosive growth follows Trump's tariff pause.
Crypto markets may be on course for recovery in Q2 2025 after Trump's global tariffs shackled volumes in the first quarter, Kaiko reported.
Global crypto funds saw $240 million in net exits following last week's U.S. tariff shakedown — but crypto equities captured capital for the second consecutive week.
Analysts said a bitcoin buying opportunity has emerged after some clarity from President's Trump's tariff policies.
Wednesday's cooler-than-expected U.S. CPI inflation reading has strengthened the case for potential Federal Reserve rate cuts.
Bitcoin and U.S. stocks rallied Wednesday after February's CPI inflation rate came in at 2.8%, below economists' expectations.
Standard Chartered attributes Bitcoin's recent downturn to broader equity market distress rather than cryptocurrency-specific issues.
CryptoQuant data indicates a significant decline in Bitcoin and Ethereum futures open interest, suggesting a potential leverage washout.
Analysts warn of an impending U.S. stock market correction as bitcoin’s safe haven status remains unproven.
Weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs growth in February could prompt a dovish pivot by the Federal Reserve, analysts said.
Standard Chartered suggests U.S. could potentially fund the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve in a budget-neutral way by selling gold for bitcoin.
Bitcoin derivatives traders are ramping up leveraged positions and boosting open interest ahead of Friday’s White House Crypto Summit.
World Liberty Financial has increased its crypto holdings ahead of the White House Crypto Summit, including ETH, WBTC and MOVE acquisitions.
China has ramped up both fiscal and monetary stimulus to counter economic challenges, with increased liquidity potentially benefiting bitcoin.
Standard Chartered warns that bitcoin’s price could drop to as low as $69,000, bringing it closer to MSTRs average purchase price of $65,000.
Bitcoin struggles to fulfill safe-haven aspirations, whilst gold gains favor among investors seeking shelter from market volatility.
A broad market sell-off hit both crypto, driving $1 billion in liquidations, amid fears of economic fallout from Trump administration tariffs.
Standard Chartered says $500,000 bitcoin target back in focus, after Trump's Crypto Strategic Reserve plan boosts market.
Ronaldinho has released a memecoin on called STAR10 on BNB Chain, which offers tokens holders access to challenges, rewards and events.
Ether’s recent volatility surge has caught crypto options traders off guard, prompting them to adjust strategies for further downside risk
Coinbase analysts say bitcoin's downturn is due to a lack of positive catalysts and insufficient support at the $80,000-$90,000 range.
The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has sunk to a multi-year low of 10, plunging deeper into “Extreme Fear” territory.
A combination of positive PCE data, renewed risk appetite from Nvidia’s earnings, and regulatory clarity could provide the momentum needed to push bitcoin above current levels, according to 21Shares.
Arca CIO Jeff Dorman said that memecoins and "madness" are taking away mindshare from a real and growing industry.
Standard Chartered warns that continued outflows from bitcoin ETFs could further depress prices, following a record $1 billion in outflows.
Ethereum's recent price swings have fueled a rise in downside hedging as fears grow over the potential liquidation of long positions.