As Bitcoin tumbles over 5%, Michael Saylor delivers a simple yet powerful message: “HODL.”
New global tariffs by Trump stir concerns over the U.S. dollar, prompting analysts to see Bitcoin as a more resilient long-term alternative.
Gold bug Peter Schiff throws shade at Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin mantra, reviving the debate over BTC’s value during turbulent markets.
Despite Bitcoin dipping below $87K, Michael Saylor’s Strategy didn’t buy more BTC, citing volatility and disclosing major Q1 unrealized losses.
Bitcoin isn’t directly exposed to tariffs but could still face pressure from a broader economic downturn. Long-term holders may need patience.
Bitcoin holds steady near $83K as BlackRock adds $25M to its ETF, doubling down on BTC despite market volatility and falling tech stocks.
MARA advisor Daniel Batten suggests Trump’s tariffs may be part of a plan to accumulate Bitcoin at lower prices.
Bitcoin’s early April gains vanish as US stocks suffer their worst drop since 2020. Analysts warn of extended bearish trends.
Bitcoin’s climb to $109K wasn’t enough to trigger major sell-offs, with long-term holders still holding firm. On-chain data suggests a more controlled bull market.
Key events in crypto today include a new Bitcoin mining venture backed by Trump’s sons, a $355,000 DeFi exploit, and Binance’s new CEX-to-DEX feature for seamless trading.
Bitcoin’s repeated interaction with the lower Bollinger Band suggests selling pressure may be fading, hinting at a potential reversal.
