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BTC has pulled back from $105,000 but still holds above $100,000. Profit-taking, liquidations, and declining leverage weigh on prices, while record ETF inflows and Coinbase’s addition to the S&P 500 offer support.
Retail investors have sustained steep losses since the recent local top, as institutions stay cautious and await upcoming U.S. inflation data to recalibrate risk strategies.
Investors reacted to the U.S.–China trade agreement with aggressive buying, pushing Bitcoin to a local high of $106K—though the move proved short-lived.
Bitcoin broke above $100,000 after Donald Trump signaled a potential trade deal with the U.K. Institutional investors accelerated the rally, driving gains across altcoins and crypto-related stocks.
BTC price holds steady above $96,000 resistance, with market momentum tied closely to today’s anticipated Federal Reserve interest rate decision.
The crypto market edged lower, with Bitcoin following Wall Street’s lead as traders await signals from the Fed and monitor trade talks between Washington and Beijing.
Markets are on edge ahead of the Fed’s next move, with investors showing little hope for a rate cut—dragging Bitcoin back under the $95,000 mark.
A shift in macro sentiment has propelled Bitcoin into a new range, as expectations of a key rate reduction fuel momentum. Institutions appear to be positioning for the next psychological milestone: $100,000.
Amid a cooling jobs report and growing interest from major players, Bitcoin holds its ground near the $95K threshold.
Despite repeated attempts, Bitcoin remains capped just under $95K. As ETF inflows plateau, investors are left scanning the horizon for potential market triggers.
Positive investor sentiment and easing U.S. trade war tensions propel Bitcoin toward $95,000, setting the stage for a possible rally to $100,000.
Between $92,000 and $95,000, Bitcoin finds stillness. Traders retreat, ETFs awaken, and the market holds its breath—awaiting a spark to reignite the chart.
Despite a modest price correction, Bitcoin’s market share is expanding, with institutional investors continuing to pour capital into BTC ETFs.
Hitting $94,000, Bitcoin rallied on the back of declining US Treasury yields and a less confrontational trade tone from President Trump.
BTC breaks resistance and approaches $90,000, driven by renewed fund flows and macro uncertainty. Dollar weakness and political commentary add fuel to the rally.
Bitcoin is stuck in a tight range between $83K–$85K. Low volatility signals market indecision ahead of key triggers.
The latest Fed comments, rising inflation fears, and macro uncertainty are putting the brakes on Bitcoin’s breakout attempt above $85,000.
BTC declined 2% in 24 hours amid talks of a forming death cross and speculation around a $16 billion sell-off of Chinese-held reserves.
March brought a frost to Solana’s ecosystem. From decentralized exchanges to dApp REV, declines swept through—leaving only stablecoins untouched. Is this correction territory, or are we seeing the start of a structural cooldown?
BTC holds steady above $85,000 as falling U.S. bond yields drive renewed interest in risk assets.
At $85,000, Bitcoin stands still—but the silence may not last. With economic instability and hesitant institutions, the stage is set for the next move.
Bitcoin is attempting to stabilize above the key psychological level of $80,000, but lingering economic uncertainty, a broader downtrend, and waning ETF demand continue to limit a full recovery.
A 90-day delay in new U.S. tariffs unleashed bullish momentum across markets, propelling Bitcoin beyond the $83K threshold.
As U.S. tariffs on China rise, Bitcoin’s $75,000 level is under pressure once more.
Bitcoin bounced 2.44% following a flash crash and now consolidates near $80,000. Volatility remains elevated due to U.S. tariff policy and ETF outflows.
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