Bitcoin ETF Inflows Hit $3.06B in Stunning Reversal After Weeks of Outflows
What is a reciprocal tariff? How does it affect the cryptocurrency Industry?
When governments of various countries start imposing tariffs on each other, it sends a signal of instability - and financial markets dislike uncertainty. When Global trade flows are disrupted, Stocks, Bonds, and Cryptos will react.
The price of Bitcoin fell slightly after dropping below $95,000.
The price trend of Bitcoin (BTC) is relatively flat, hovering around $95,000. This flagship Cryptos broke through $95,000 last Friday, rising to $95,620 at one point, but then lost momentum, falling to the current $94,285.
If Your Grandparents Can't Use Bitcoin or Any Other Crypto, Is It Really for Everyone?
Wall Street is frantically increasing its Bitcoin positions, Ethereum has surged by 2400, a massive short squeeze for OZK is coming, and the SOL Indicators have exploded. It will rise to 180U next week.
Bitcoin continues to hover between 94,000 and 95,000, with small fluctuations and an upward trend; a top structure has not yet appeared. After reaching 90K this time, there hasn't been a significant pullback, but instead, many smaller assets have started to rise as well. If it doesn't fall back below 90K during this wave, it will aim for the 100K milestone.
Bitcoin ETF Inflows Hit $442M on April 24 as IBIT Leads – Institutional Demand Fuels BTC Rally
