The whole cryptocurrency market seems to be experiencing a downturn after the weekend's slight recovery when BTC managed to break above $68,000.
At the time of writing, Bitcoin (BTC) is trading at $64,320 after a 2.3% drop during the past day and has a trading volume of $33.77 billion. Bitcoin’s market cap is currently $1.267 trillion.
During the past 24 hours $291.65 million were liquidated from the crpyptocurrency market ($258.32 million in longs and $33.35 million in shorts). Bitcoin liquidations accounted for 28.5% of the total liquidations
The 1-day technical analysis from TradingView remains rather bullish with the summary showing “buy” at 11, the moving averages poitn to “buy” at 10, while oscillators remain “neutral” at 9.
The biggest losser in the past 24 hours is Mogcoin, dropping by 13.54%. Ethereum (ETH) and LidoDAO (LDO) also registered significant declines.
Fear has tighly gripped the Bitcin community amidst the Mt. Gox repayment plan. Billions of dollars in BTC are being distributed to the bankrupt crypto exchange’s creditors.
Reportedly, the average purchase price for new large investors is about $64,000. As long as prices remain above this level, market sentiment remains optimistic and major holders are likely to hold their positions.
Looking at the daily chart, Bitcoin should avoid a drop below $64,000 and gain momentum to try to get back above the $66,300 and $68,300 crosses. These levels are significant as they have been points of significant trading activity in the past.
China has fired back at the U.S. with its own set of tariffs, marking another chapter in the escalating global trade conflict that began with President Donald Trump’s tariff announcement on April 2.
As fears of U.S. tariffs loom, cryptocurrency investors are showing caution despite a significant increase in stablecoin supply.
Pi Coin has recently plunged to an unprecedented low of $0.51, representing a staggering 83% drop since reaching its peak in late February.
Following the announcement of bilateral tariffs by US President Donald Trump on April 2, coinciding with Independence Day, and China’s prompt response, the cryptocurrency market has seen significant downturns.