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Bitcoin bears are stopping at nothing to seal some last-minute BTC price downside into the weekly close — but how much?

Bitcoin commentators' attention switches to US macro data as the White House Crypto Summit arrives with the Strategic Reserve already in place.

Bitcoin bulls are already reclaiming a BTC price slide that came after the Bitcoin Strategic Reserve executive order fell short of market expectations.

Swan Bitcoin CEO Cory Klippsten tells Cointelegraph that while Bitcoin is in a consolidation phase, he doesn’t see that “stretching into long-term sideways movement.”

Bitcoin's price tumbled after US President Donald Trump made a pledge not to sell any of the government’s current Bitcoin holdings but made no firm commitment to buy more.

Bitcoin is showing little bullish momentum, even with the possibility of a BTC reserve being announced by the US within the next 24 hours.

Bitcoin bulls may only need to wait three weeks for the exploding global money supply to make itself felt in BTC price action.

Bitcoin has now climbed around 16% after falling below $79,000 on Feb. 28, but fearful sentiment and uncertain market participants cast doubt over where to next.

Crypto analyst Raoul Pal says the declining value of the US dollar will be a positive signal for crypto in Q2 2025 and “hopefully” the second half of the year, too.

US Congressional support for a Bitcoin reserve is lacking, Senator Cynthia Lummis warns as BTC price momentum stalls.

Increasing correlation with US stocks and growing fears of "Trumpcession" have primarily driven the Bitcoin sell-off.

Bitcoin bull market momentum is due to return, but a “cooling off period” of up to three months may come first, Timothy Peterson says as he reveals a new BTC price floor.

Bitcoin long positions may “become viable” after long-term seller supply increases again, says one crypto analyst.

Bitcoin may struggle to hold and continue higher above the $94,000 price level it was last trading at on March 3, according to crypto analysts.

The start of US trade tariffs produces a fresh headache for Bitcoin bulls, with BTC price action increasingly aiming for a rematch with $78,000 lows.