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Bitcoin’s rally is running into resistance near $75,000 even as US equities attempt to reach new highs. On-chain data indicates that holders are selling into strength, helping explain the slowdown despite the broader risk backdrop.
This month, Bitcoin is up about 10%. At the time of writing, it is trading at $74,644, up 0.92% over the past 24 hours, according to CMC data. The price action coincided with investor reaction to rumors of an in-principle US-Iran agreement to prolong cease-fire talks beyond April 7, a development that may continue to influence Bitcoin’s ability to break higher toward $80,000.
Crypto analyst Amr Taha said the move appears to be the first noticeable wave of sellers cashing out after monthly highs were retested. The distribution pattern, he noted, suggests new entrants are looking to benefit at critical resistance levels during weaker market conditions.
On April 14, profit delivered to exchanges reached 63,000 BTC, the highest level since the 44,800 BTC surge on Jan. 14. Around the same time, short-term holders shifted their positions, with on-chain statistics showing the one-day-to-one-week cohort sending roughly 2,000 BTC back to Binance. With Bitcoin trading around $76,000, this was interpreted as newly bought coins entering sell-side liquidity.
While spot buying has pushed prices higher, derivatives and options markets are showing warning signs. Negative financing rates, falling open interest, and high demand for downside protection suggest the current upturn may be temporary rather than a sustained shift in trend.
Attention is also turning to the upcoming risk-off session for both Ether and Bitcoin. The ETH/BTC ratio has been recovering from multi-year lows, while Ethereum’s stablecoin supply and on-chain activity have reached record levels.
Ethereum’s on-chain fundamentals have shown divergence from pricing for weeks, supported by a record 200.4 million network transactions in Q1 and a stablecoin supply of $180 billion.

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