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As Bitcoin (BTC) recovers from its five-month low, the cryptocurrency attempts to reclaim the $84,000 resistance. Some market watchers suggest that more volatility could be around the counter, as the price is compressing between two key levels. Bitcoin Retests 4-Month Downtrend Line Over the past week, Bitcoin has been trading between the $74,000-$84,000 price range following the recent tariff war-related volatility. After hitting a one-week high of $84,720, the flagship crypto hit a five-month low of $74,773, driven by this week’s market correction. Amid this performance, the cryptocurrency risked a 13.7% drop to the $69,000 support, as it generally needs a daily close above the $78,500 level for a potential short-term rebound. However, BTC’s price has surged 13.5% since Monday’s lows and attempted to reclaim the $84,000 resistance. The market recovery was fueled by US President Donald Trump’s 90-day pause on the trade tariffs for over 75 nations, which saw the crypto market and stock prices jump 6%-10% in an hour this Wednesday. Nonetheless, the tariffs-driven rally slowed Thursday, with Bitcoin retracing nearly 5% to the $79,000 support. Analyst Alex Clay asserted that despite the bullish rally, BTC’s price needed to reclaim the broken $80,000 support and break through the descending 4-month resistance as its short-term structure continued looking bearish. During BTC’s 7% surge in the past 24 hours, the analyst highlighted the key support zone held, invalidating his bearish scenario. However, a breakout and reclaim confirmation of the $84,000 remained crucial for BTC’s price.

Despite rising global tensions from the trade war, gold stands strong, recently hitting a record high of $3,200 per ounce and delivering massive returns to investors. As a result, demand for safe-haven assets like gold is soaring. Meanwhile, CryptoQuant Verified Author Alex Adler Jr points Bitcoin’s growing interest as “digital gold.” With a 16% gain this year, Bitcoin is emerging as another hedge against economic uncertainty. ◾U.S. Tariffs on China Reach 145% Analyst Alex Adler believe that the latest price jump follows an aggressive tariff hike by the U.S. government to impose an additional 125% tariff on Chinese imports, raising the total duty to 145%. While the administration also announced a 90-day pause on tariff hikes for most other countries, the focus on China has shaken the global markets. Further Adler points out that this move has intensified investor fears about the economic fallout due to weakening U.S. dollar, leading to increased demand for gold as a hedge against uncertainty. ◾Gold Shines as a Safe-Haven Asset Gold has historically been viewed as a hedge against inflation, making it a top choice for investors during market turmoil. Since the start of the year, its price has jumped over 20%, mainly due to strong buying from foreign central banks. With the dollar weakening and fears of an ongoing trade war growing, the precious metal’s demand has surged. Analyst Axel AdlerJr, suggests that if the trade war escalates, gold prices could climb even higher. ◾Bitcoin The “Digital Gold” While gold is making headlines, Bitcoin, often called “digital gold,” is also seeing gains. Over the past year, $BTC has surged by 16%, showing strong growth despite market uncertainties. As of now, Bitcoin is showing a slight rise, with its price trading around $81,910, though still down from its ATH of $109k. This increase suggests that investors are looking for alternative assets to hedge against economic instability along side of Gold.

First Digital Trust is preparing to sue Justin Sun for defamation after he claimed the firm was insolvent. FDT filed a request with Hong Kong’s High Court demanding that Sun retract his accusations and refrain from future statements. On April 2, Sun advised users to withdraw from FDT, causing FDUSD to depeg nearly 10%. FDT previously served as custodian for TrueUSD’s reserves under Techteryx. CEO Vincent Chok asserted FDT acted only as a custodian and followed instructions from Techteryx or Archblock CEO Alex de Lorraine. The dispute centers around investment into Aria DMCC instead of Aria CFF. Sun accused FDT of embezzling $456M, issuing secret commissions, and mischaracterizing $15M loans. FDT denies all accusations, asserting FDUSD is fully backed and redemptions are honored. Sun has posted a $50M bounty for whistleblowers.

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 Breaking News: BREAKING: Historic Win For Ripple, CEO Confirms End Of SEC Case   ‘Odds Increasing’ Of US Bitcoin Buy In 2025 – Galaxy Analyst  byJake Simmons 2 hours ago · Posted in Bitcoin News    Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure Alex Thorn, Head of Research at Galaxy Digital, expressed a marked shift in his outlook regarding potential United States government purchases of Bitcoin in 2025. Writing on Sunday via X, Thorn underscored what he described as an evolving picture, stating, “It does seem increasingly likely that the USA is making progress on the logistics and mechanics of the strategic reserve. We had predicted in dec 2024 that in 2025 the US would formally hodl BTC but not purchase, but we now see the odds increasing that US govt will make at least one purchase in 2025.” Thorn pointed to recent comments from the Trump administration as the reason for the change: “See Bessent’s comment to tucker carlson, drumbeat from sacks and hines,” as well as the upcoming deadline for the BTC audit: “Keep in mind monday is deadline from SBR EO for govt agencies to complete audit of their bitcoin / digital assets holdings. Not clear they will release anything publicly on this but likely progress being made.”