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Bitcoin held above $74,000 this week as renewed risk appetite triggered a broad recovery across global financial markets. Asian equities, including China’s CSI 300, Taiwan’s market and Singapore’s index, fully reversed losses linked to the US-Iran conflict that began in late February, joining Wall Street in a rebound. The S&P 500 is now approaching its all-time high set in late January.
Ether led major cryptocurrencies with a 4% weekly gain, trading near $2,325, slightly ahead of Bitcoin’s 3.9% rise. Solana fell 1.5% to $83, Cardano dropped 1%, and Dogecoin declined 1.3% to $0.093. Tron, however, posted a 3% weekly gain despite the broader mixed trend.
Optimism around a potential second round of US-Iran diplomatic talks helped keep crude oil prices below $100 per barrel, easing inflation concerns that had weighed on markets throughout March. The improvement in the outlook for inflation has been a key factor supporting investor confidence across risk assets.
A technical factor underpinning Bitcoin’s price floor is that current levels are close to the average entry price for US spot Bitcoin ETF holders. Investors who experienced the drawdown below $60,000 have limited incentive to sell at breakeven, which can reduce potential selling pressure.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $471 million in net inflows on April 6, the strongest single-day performance since February. Cumulative inflows have now surpassed $56 billion since the January 2024 launch. Vikrant Sharma, founder of CakeWallet, said institutional participation at this scale is a strong signal for long-term Bitcoin adoption, adding that price stability despite profit-taking points to a healthy market structure.
Traders are also pricing in the possibility of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts later in 2026. Such a scenario is expected to add liquidity not only to cryptocurrency markets but also to broader risk assets.
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