The bull market is heating up! These 3 potential coins could make the bull market soar!

SUI ($SUI)

Cryptocurrency is on fire as the Altcoin season has finally arrived. Among the stars is SUI, which has just soared to $3.60, growing by 71.86% in the past week. While Sui's growth is making all the headlines, it is just a part of the broader Altcoin recovery that is exciting everyone in the cryptocurrency space.

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Ripple (XRP)

XRP is currently in a phase of 'positive news landing but the ecosystem still needs time to develop.' Regulatory easing and the expansion of payment scenarios are core advantages, but the on-chain DeFi ecosystem (with a TVL of only $80 million) still lags far behind Ethereum, requiring observation of the landing effects of institutional-level plans. Short-term price fluctuations are inevitable, but if an ETF is approved or RWA (real asset tokenization) explodes in the long term, it could open up greater upside potential.

Bitcoin ($BTC): $93,000, strong rebound, could hit a historical high this year.

On April 26, Bitcoin (BTC) price broke through the $95,000 mark, but the market faces multiple complex factors intertwining. Short-term positives and resistances: Recent BTC gains have benefited from continued inflows of institutional funds and rising expectations of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve (liquidity easing benefits risk assets). However, there is strong resistance around $95,000, as many investors were trapped after buying at this high, and once the price approaches this range, selling pressure may intensify, leading to short-term pullback risks.

Impact of Trump's policies: Trump recently stated that it is 'unlikely to suspend tariffs,' and concerns about the trade war reigniting may trigger market risk aversion, pushing funds towards Bitcoin as a 'digital gold.' On the other hand, his tariff policies could also lead to volatility in traditional financial markets, indirectly affecting the cryptocurrency market.