Bitcoin’s recent rebound has drawn attention as it climbed from a low of $74,300 to above $80,000, spurred by U.S. President Donald Trump’s pause on steep trade tariffs. This relief rallied risk assets, with Bitcoin gaining over 8% to $81,700, though it lags equities’ broader recovery. Analysts note resistance at $88,000 and warn of volatility if macroeconomic tensions, like China’s retaliatory tariffs, escalate. Technical indicators suggest Bitcoin must hold above the 365-day moving average ($76,000) to avoid a dip toward $71,000. Despite a 16% drop in 2025, optimism persists due to regulatory tailwinds, including SEC leadership changes and Ethereum ETF approvals. However, experts caution that Bitcoin’s correlation with tech stocks exposes it to market shocks. Institutional interest and ETF inflows remain supportive, but a sustained rebound hinges on breaking the $90,000 barrier and stabilizing global trade dynamics.
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