If events unfold the same way they have in the past, Bitcoin's price can rise again; however, there is no guarantee that the market will react the same. Bitcoin's price should continue to rise as long as it continues to grow in popularity and its supply cannot meet demand #BTCRebound
Bitcoin miners are rushing to adjust to new tariffs that could increase costs on essential mining equipment.
The Trump administration's proposed tariffs have caused panic, but a 90-day pause has temporarily eased concerns.
The tariffs are expected to slow U.S. bitcoin mining growth, potentially shifting hashrate dominance to other countries.
“In terms of the scale of geopolitical impact, it’s probably relevant to think about this as being on par with the China ban in 2021,” said Luxor COO Ethan Vera.# #TariffsPause #MarketRebound #BTC
The bear markets can be brutal in the cryptocurrency sector as prices experience major fluctuations. The volatility is high and not every investor can stomach the dip. It is advised to remain on the sidelines as the downward trajectory is only growing. Also, there’s uncertainty all around and businesses now need to shell out more for production and movement of goods. #BTCBelow80K #RiskRewardRatio #TrumpTariffs #InvestorFocused #BTC
Leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin (BTC) fell to the $76,000 mark early Monday and is making investors nervous. The rally from $60,000 to $109,000 in six months could be erased in the next few dips.
Bitcoin and major cryptocurrencies experienced a significant sell-off, with bitcoin falling below $75,000 and major tokens losing nearly 20%.
XRP, solana, and dogecoin saw sharp declines, with XRP and SOL dropping over 20% and breaching critical support levels.
The market turmoil is attributed to macroeconomic uncertainties, aggressive liquidations, and recent tariff measures by President Trump, prompting investors to seek safe havens. #BTCBelow80K #BTCvsMarkets #CryptoTariffDrop
Bitcoin's (BTC) price recovery has run into a double top bearish pattern at $87K, raising the risk of a renewed downswing. The pattern would be confirmed with a decisive drop below the support level between the two peaks, called neckline, potentially leading to a decline toward $75,000 or lower in the short term. Bitcoin's current price action might lack broad market support, raising the possibility of a 'fakeout' rally, with a weekly (Sunday UTC) close below $84,000 confirming the bearish scenario, while a push above $87,500 might invalidate it. #BTC #BullRunBonanza
Bitcoin investors are closely watching the upcoming U.S. Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation report set for release on March 28, which could play a key role in shaping market sentiment. The report, published by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, tracks inflation based on consumer spending and is expected to provide insight into broader economic conditions. Analysts believe easing inflation concerns could push Bitcoin higher, with some predicting a rise to $110,000 before a potential pullback to $76,500. #BTC #BullRunAhead
BlackRock to Launch Bitcoin ETP in Europe According to Odaily, BlackRock is set to introduce a Bitcoin exchange-traded product (ETP) in Europe. The iShares Bitcoin ETP is scheduled to be listed on Xetra and Euronext Paris on Tuesday, under the ticker symbol IB1T. Additionally, the ETP will also be available on Euronext Amsterdam, where it will trade under the symbol BTCN. #ETP #xetra #BTC
World Network, the blockchain-based ecosystem built to extend the functionality of biometric identification system Worldcoin, is in talks with card giant Visa to link on-chain card features to a self-custody crypto wallet, according to a person familiar with the plans.
The aim is to bring Visa card functionality to World Network wallets, delivering a range of fintech and FX applications, fiat on and off-ramps, as well as allowing stablecoin-based payments to thousands of merchants around the world that are part of the Visa network. #BTC #blockchain
NEWS ALERT A staff member is suspended by Binance Wallet over charges of using internal information and purchasing tokens before TGE to earn profits. There is no disclosure of token name. However, investigation is underway to resolve the matter. #binanceEarnYieldArena #BinanceWallet
Defunct Japanese cryptocurrency exchange Mt. Gox transferred large amounts of bitcoin, 893 BTC ($78.11M) to its hot wallet and 10,608 BTC ($927.48M) to a change wallet, according to Arkham Intelligence.
This is the third significant on-chain movement of funds by the exchange in four weeks, with previous transfers exceeding $900 million and $1 billion in BTC.
Unlike last year, these transfers have not impacted the spot price or caused fears of creditor liquidations, as the exchange extended its complete creditor payout deadline to Oct. 31, 2025. #BTC #ETFWatch #VoteToListOnBinance
Market finally reached its bullish trend with BTC continuously on the rise, other alcoins like POPCAT is also pumped up and up by more than 10% #BTC #popcat
Financial markets showed positive signs early Monday due to reports suggesting the upcoming Trump tariffs, due on April 2, might be more measured than initially expected.
Bitcoin traded at around $86,500, up 2.7% on a 24-hour basis, and Solana's SOL token traded nearly 6% higher at $138. Key events to watch in the coming days include Friday's PCE reading, the Fed's preferred inflation gauge, and the Senate Banking Committee's hearing with SEC nominee Paul Atkins and Comptroller of the Currency nominee Jonathan Gould on March 27. #BTC
XRP is gaining momentum among bulls as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) dropped its long-standing lawsuit against Ripple Labs last week, marking a fundamental shift for the token.
The resolution has sparked optimism among XRP watchers, with analysts eyeing a potential climb to $10 by 2030, driven by regulatory clarity, the adoption of Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin, and the possibility of a Ripple Labs IPO. #Ripple