#BTCRebound

Bitcoin (BTC) has staged a notable rebound in April 2025, climbing to $87,600, its highest since U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff announcements sparked market volatility. This recovery, up roughly 3% from recent lows, was fueled by a weakening U.S. dollar amid concerns over Trump’s push to remove Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. A 90-day tariff pause and easing trade tensions with China further boosted investor confidence, with BTC briefly touching $86,000 earlier in the month. On-chain data supports the bullish sentiment, showing increased whale accumulation and declining exchange supply, indicating fewer traders are selling. Spot Bitcoin ETFs have also seen renewed inflows, reflecting growing institutional interest. However, resistance persists at $91,000, and technical analysis highlights a tight consolidation range between $84,000-$86,000, with key moving averages acting as barriers. Despite bearish signals like a potential crypto winter, analysts remain optimistic, citing Bitcoin’s resilience and whale demand exceeding $47 billion. Posts on X echo this, noting BTC’s recovery above $80,000 as a bullish sign. While trade war uncertainties linger, Bitcoin’s ability to hold critical support levels suggests a potential breakout in Q2 2025.