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Developing bull market signals could continue to boost Bitcoin prices despite the tense atmosphere of the US trade war.

Bitcoin is attempting to form a double bottom pattern, as shown by the Bollinger Bands %b derivative, but confirmation isn't in yet, John Bollinger said.

A longer-term price opportunity for Bitcoin could emerge, but it may face short-term pressure driven by recession fears, says crypto researcher Markus Thielen.

Bitcoin could face resistance around $84,000, but if it breaks through, the next major hurdle sits at $96,000, according to CryptoQuant.

Bitcoin and stocks drop, brushing off a positive CPI print that shows declining US inflation.

Bitcoin may punish bulls if China raises the stakes in the ongoing trade war with the US, warns QCP Capital, as markets await a response to tariff hikes.

Crypto stocks experienced significant gains on April 9 as the S&P 500 posted its third-largest single-day gain since World War II.

The surge in inflows to crypto exchange Binance, amid macroeconomic uncertainty and upcoming CPI results, has analysts split on whether it’s a bullish or bearish signal.

Bitcoin price mirrors the wild swings seen on US stock markets, leading analysts to predict a final flush down to the $71,000 level.

Bitcoin overtaking the US dollar is “an actual truth to grapple with,” says a crypto analyst.

The once multibillion-dollar valued AI platform Virtuals Protocol hasn’t launched a new AI agent in about a week, says one researcher, and its revenue has plunged since January.

Bitcoin’s weekly RSI, while not yet "oversold," is now at its lowest level since the start of 2023 — Will a drop to $70,000 mark the BTC price bottom?

Bitcoin finds stability as US stocks bounce back, and the longer-term outlook improves as traders anticipate China’s yuan devaluation move to benefit BTC price.

Bitcoin appears to find its footing, rallying above $80,000 and copying stocks by bouncing back from its initial tariff-induced losses.

Bitcoin battles everything from a "death cross" to record low sentiment as US trade tariffs wreak havoc across global markets. Will 2021 prices return?