Bitcoin USD

Shortly after reaching its all-time high above the $110,000 level, Bitcoin has started to show a series of continuous bearish moves, accumulating three consecutive sessions of losses and a price drop of over 4%.

The outlook for Bitcoin and Ethereum remains supportive from a sentiment and flow perspective - see the key levels to watch from here!

Over the past four trading sessions, Bitcoin’s price has risen by more than 7%, surpassing its previous all-time highs.

As Trump’s tax bill nears a House vote, Bitcoin leads the charge against rising debt and falling confidence.

Concerns about the rising US debt and prospects of continued large deficits are intensifying, driving yields, gold, and bitcoin higher.

After two weeks of strong buying pressure, Bitcoin’s price action appears to have stalled in the short term, stabilizing around the $103,000 area.

Sr. Technical Strategist Michael Boutros highlights the levels that matter on the USD Majors, commodities & stocks into the weekly open.

Over the past two trading sessions, Bitcoin has gained more than 6%, climbing back to the $90,000 per BTC zone, a level not seen since early March.

Today, Bitcoin has recorded a drop of more than 10%, breaking below the key psychological level of $80,000 per BTC. The selling pressure, which began over the weekend, has been mainly driven by the rising perception of market risk.

The recent bullish rebound in Bitcoin (BTC) since March 11 has so far been insufficient to reach the $90,000 per coin mark.

USDJPY, Bitcoin Outlook: In line with the broader market sentiment between US indices and the US Dollar, USDJPY continues to sustain its bullish rebound, testing the 151-resistance, while Bitcoin approaches the 89,000-resistance level. With April tariff risks looming, can these uptrends hold their ground?