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🚀 𝗠𝗮𝗿𝗸𝗲𝘁 𝗢𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗶𝗲𝘄:
• Bitcoin (BTC) trades at $85,325, with a 0.90% gain in the last 24 hours. Experts predict that if the trend is sustained, BTC may hit above the $90K level during May.
• Ethereum (ETH) has crossed the $1,600 mark at $1,607, registering a 1.56% gain.
• Dogecoin (DOGE) has gained 𝟏.𝟐𝟐%, continuing to gather interest in the meme coin arena.
🔮 𝗔𝗻𝗮𝗹𝘆𝘀𝘁 𝗙𝗼𝗿𝗲𝗰𝗮𝘀𝘁𝘀:
• XRP is in a phase of consolidation, but analysts are forecasting aggressive price targets of $11, $57, and even $101 in the long run.
• Market analyst Peter Brandt has posted a bearish forecast for XRP, foreseeing a fall to $0.30 by the end of 2025.

🏛️ 𝗜𝗻𝘀𝘁𝗶𝘁𝘂𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗔𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀:
• Charles Schwab has laid out plans to introduce Bitcoin and cryptocurrency trading services in the next 12 months. This action will be seen to add market liquidity and bring in further institutional investors.
🌐 𝗚𝗹𝗼𝗯𝗮𝗹 𝗗𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗹𝗼𝗽𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀:
• Slovenia will introduce a 25% tax on crypto gains, payable when crypto is exchanged into fiat or goods and services. Crypto-to-crypto transactions, however, will not be taxed.
• The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has cautioned that cryptocurrencies and stablecoins have the potential to destabilize financial systems and worsen economic inequality.
📈 𝗔𝗹𝘁𝗰𝗼𝗶𝗻 𝗦𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗼𝗻 𝗦𝗽𝗲𝗰𝘂𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻:
• Crypto analyst Crypto Rover suggests that a significant drop in Bitcoin's market dominance, coupled with macroeconomic stability and increased institutional interest, could trigger an altcoin season in 2025.
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Key Insights from Today’s Market:
BTC is hovering around critical support at ~$115K, showing heightened volatility and investors debating whether it'll bounce or continue sliding.
Dip-buyers are stepping in, attempting to “stop the train” after a $10K decline from recent highs, reminiscent of the 2021 top. Some speculate large players may be managing market flows to accumulate.
Institutional demand remains strong: Metaplanet, a Japanese investment firm, added 775 BTC (~$120K average entry) to its holdings, signaling confidence despite the broader pullback.
The halving cycle may be signaling a new price discovery phase; a potential prelude to renewed upward momentum.
Macro signals weigh heavily: Fed rate-cut expectations and recent high inflation data have pulled BTC down ~2.5% to ~$115K; upcoming Fed commentary could be a short-term catalyst.
Summary:
“Bitcoin is consolidating near the critical $115K support. Dip-buyers, including institutions, are stepping in—but global macro risks and rate outlook remain influential. Watch for a breakout or breakdown as Fed commentary looms.”

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🚀 Top Cryptos:
BTC : $110,742.00 (🔻 -1.41%)
ETH : $4,299.77 (🔻 -2.72%)
BNB : $859.11 (💹↑ 1.08%)
SOL : $202.88 (🔻 -1.54%)
XRP : $2.81 (🔻 -1.13%)
CRO : $0.27 (🔻 -0.09%)
FET : $0.60 (🔻 -1.10%)
AVAX : $24.16 (🔻 -2.55%)
LINK : $22.25 (🔻 -2.51%)
LTC : $111.51 (🔻 -1.22%)

% Changes in last 24h

📈 Market Cap💰
🌐 Total : 3.81T
🔗 DeFi : 115.89B (1.91%)
💵 Stablecoins : 267.14B (3.13%)
📊 24hr Volume : 137.20B
💵 Stablecoins Volume24h : 131.20B
📉 Derivatives : 1.29T (-1.69%)

📊 CMC Market Stats 📊
🪙 Crypto: Active/Total : 9536 / 35957
🔄 Market Pairs : 108939
🏦 Exchanges: Active/Total : 848 / 10951

⚡️ Sentiment & Activity 💡
🧭 Fear & Greed Index : Neutral (41)
📈 Open Interest :

🔍 Dominance 📊
🟧 BTC : 57.90% (24h: -0.05%)
🟦 ETH : 13.62% (24h: -0.20%)
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BTC: $109,488
ETH: $3,917
Fear/Greed Index: 28 (Fear)
BTC.D: 59.06%
🤔 Bitcoin sentiment just hit its lowest since April, with the Fear & Greed Index collapsing to 28/100 after BTC slipped below $109K. Interestingly, the last time fear was this intense, BTC was trading near $83K — $25K lower than current levels.
📈 Analysts note a growing divergence: price remains elevated while sentiment has plunged, often a setup for reversals. Social data shows retail traders turning impatient and overly bearish, while larger players have quietly been adding exposure.
🗓 Historically, such extreme fear has marked turning points. While confirmation is still lacking, the mix of shaken sentiment and whale accumulation suggests conditions are forming for a potential rebound.
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📰 Crypto News & Market Update – [Time UTC+6: 21:00]

🪙 Bitcoin (BTC):
Current Price: ~$108,200 (approx)
24h Change: –2.0% (estimated)
🧠 Analysis: Bitcoin continued its downtrend as profit-taking increases and risk appetite remains weak. The $108K–$110K support area is under renewed pressure, suggesting a possible retest of lower levels if sellers persist.

💠 Ethereum (ETH):
Current Price: ~$3,750–$3,800
24h Change: –3% to –4% (rough estimate)
📊 Analysis: Ethereum is lagging amid broader market stress, with weakened inflows and high leverage unwinds. If ETH can hold around $3,600–$3,700, a recovery attempt may follow, but downside risk remains significant.

📈 Market Overview:
Total Market Cap: ~$3.6 trillion (approx)
24h Trading Volume: Elevated due to ongoing volatility
Market Trend: Bearish / Unsteady
Highlights: The market sentiment remains fragile, with investors cautious and lower-likelihood of a strong rebound without a clear macro catalyst.

🚀 Top Gainers (Last 24h):

No large-cap standout; speculative or smaller tokens may show isolated strength


📉 Top Losers (Last 24h):

1. Bitcoin (BTC)


2. Ethereum (ETH)


3. Broad pain across altcoins as the risk-off tone intensifies



🧩 Crypto News Highlights:

Risk-off sentiment deepens as macro headwinds bite, pressuring speculative crypto positions.

BTC’s drop below $110K raises uncertainty about the next major support level.

Some analysts warn that without institutional intervention, further downside toward $100K cannot be ruled out.


🔮 Expert Outlook:
If BTC decisively breaks below $108K, the next major support could be around $100K; if it holds, we might see a test of $112K–$115K in a relief bounce.

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$BTC
• The bitcoin BTC $106,769.17 premium on the global derivatives behemoth Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME)-listed futures has narrowed tightly, a reflection of diminished institutional demand.
• The three-month rolling annualized premium has fallen to 4.3%, the lowest since October 2023, based on data monitored by 10x Research. That's well off highs above 10% hit earlier in the year.
• The drop in so-called basis, even as BTC's price remained constant above $100,000, shows waning optimism or doubts regarding potential price prospects.
• The decline is in line with the fall in the funding rates on perpetual futures quoted on leading offshore exchanges. As 10x points out, funding rates recently turned negative, an indication of a discount in perpetual futures against the spot price and a further indicator of bearish short position bias.
• The shrinking price gap is a hurdle for would-be pursuers of the non-directional cash-and-carry arbitrage, wherein one buys spot ETFs (or in effect, BTC) and sells short the CME futures simultaneously.

• "When spreads on yield fall below a hurdle rate of 10%, Bitcoin ETF inflows are more likely to come from directional investors than arbitrage-hedged funds. This is often accompanied by price consolidation. Such spreads now stand at 1.0% (perpetual futures funding rate) and 4.3% (CME basis rate), pointing to a steep drop in hedge fund arbitrage," Markus Thielen, founder of 10x Research, explained to CoinDesk.
• Thielen further stated the drop-off aligns with subdued retail participation, as evidenced by suppressed perpetual funding rates and low spot market volumes.
• Padalan Capital also expressed the same view in a weekly note, referring to the reduction in funding rates as an indication of retrenchment in speculative interest.
• "A more intense risk-off signal is provided by regulated platforms, where the CME-to-spot basis for both Ethereum and Bitcoin has inverted into deeply negative territory, reflecting aggressive institutional hedging or a massive unwind of cash-and-carry arrangements," Padalan Capital explained.