In April 2025, Bitcoin prices experienced significant fluctuations, influenced by global economic and political events.

1. Strong price increase: After hitting a low of $76,000 on April 8, Bitcoin rebounded strongly, rising over 20% and reaching a six-week high of $95,000 by the end of the month.

2. U.S. economic policy: President Trump signed an order establishing the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve in March, aimed at strengthening the U.S. position in the cryptocurrency sector. However, the implementation of new tax policies and trade tensions led investors to seek Bitcoin as a safe-haven asset, pushing gold and Bitcoin prices to record highs.

3. Positive forecast: Analysts from Standard Chartered predict that Bitcoin could reach $120,000 in Q2 and $200,000 by the end of the year, thanks to increased interest from institutions and capital inflows into Bitcoin ETF funds.

4. Cautious market sentiment: Despite the recovery, investor sentiment remains cautious. Data from Franklin shows no new capital inflow into their Bitcoin ETF on April 28, reflecting the hesitance of institutional investors.

5. Price volatility: Bitcoin had its strongest weekly price increase since the U.S. presidential election, rising 10.1% and reaching $93,778.