Bitcoin (BTC) continued its recovery after experiencing unprecedented volatility on Sunday and Monday. The flagship cryptocurrency had plunged to a low of $74,389 on Monday, a level not seen since November 2024, as Donald Trump’s tariffs decimated markets.
Bitcoin (BTC) and the crypto market plummeted Monday morning as markets witnessed a bloodbath at the beginning of the week. Donald Trump’s tariffs and trade war tensions have pummeled markets and crypto prices crashed after the US stock futures markets opened significantly lower on April 6 as Trump doubled down on his tariff strategy. As a result, BTC fell nearly 10%, dropping to a low of $74,389 before moving to its current level.
Bitcoin (BTC) remained relatively stable over the weekend, oscillating between $81,000 and $85,000. Despite the turmoil in the traditional markets, the flagship cryptocurrency has held firm above $80,000, with the stability highlighting its potential as a safe haven asset.
Bitcoin (BTC) maintained its position above $80,000, showing impressive resilience as traditional markets plunged into bearish territory, with Wall Street reeling from tariffs and China’s response to them.
Bitcoin (BTC) gave up early gains as the price dropped after reaching $84,639 earlier today. BTC looked to be on the brink of reclaiming $85,000, but price action turned bearish, with the flagship cryptocurrency dropping to $81,745 before rising above $82,000 and moving to its current level of $82,350.
Bitcoin (BTC) and the broader crypto market plummeted following President Donald Trump’s announcement of sweeping new tariffs on trade partners. The flagship cryptocurrency is down nearly 3% and trading just above the $82,500 mark, with analysts predicting a plunge below $80,000 towards $75,000 or lower.
Bitcoin (BTC) has registered a sharp increase after dropping to a low of $83,914 as markets rally ahead of President Donald Trump’s Liberation Day speech. BTC has struggled to push above this level, facing resistance around the 200-day SMA.
Bitcoin (BTC) has rebounded this week after facing considerable selling pressure over the weekend. Despite the recovery, BTC remains down by almost 5% this week as it struggles to reclaim $85,000, registering a decline after reaching a day high of $84,456.
Bitcoin (BTC) has registered a marginal increase during the ongoing session as it looks to stem a decline that saw it dip to an intraday low of $81,697 on Saturday. The flagship cryptocurrency is up almost 1% during the ongoing session, trading at $83,317.
The crypto market saw a significant downturn on Friday as major cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin (BTC), registered substantial declines. The flagship currency plunged below $85,000 late on Friday, wiping out its weekly gains as selling pressure threatened to overwhelm buyers. BTC is down almost 3% and is trading around $82,800.
