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Bitcoin just hit a Golden Cross on its Inter-exchange Flow Pulse indicator. Crypto analyst CW says this pattern has predicted major price surges in the past, and we're now 33 days into what could be another explosive rally window.
Bitcoin (BTC) could be preparing for another major bull rally as a Golden Cross has recently appeared on the cryptocurrency's Inter-exchange Flow Pulse (IFP). A crypto analyst who explained the significance of this occurrence notes that the timeline of this Golden Cross aligns almost perfectly with past bull rallies.
Capital flows across major crypto assets turned sharply selective over the past day, with Bitcoin (BTC) standing out as one of the few large-cap tokens to post net inflows while stablecoins—especially USD Coin (USDC)—saw heavy withdrawals. According to data from Cryptometer, as of April 9 at 12:00 a.m.
Bitcoin price started a strong increase above the $70,500 zone. BTC is consolidating gains and might aim for more gains above the $71,650 zone.
Bitcoin (BTC) is struggling to push decisively above the $72,000 level after a sharp short-term rally, with trading activity shifting lower and fresh sell-side supply building near the top of the range—signals that the market is entering a cooling phase rather than extending its breakout. As of Wednesday ET (April 9), Bitcoin was oscillating in the low $71,000s, repeatedly failing to reclaim the late-rally highs near the upper $72,000 area.
Data shows the uplift that Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have seen during the past day has induced a significant amount of liquidations in the derivatives market. Crypto Derivatives Market Has Witnessed Nearly $630 Million In Liquidations According to data from CoinGlass, a large amount of liquidations have occurred in the cryptocurrency derivatives sector.
Bitcoin has decisively crossed the $70,000 threshold, catching many market participants off guard with the speed and conviction of the move. After weeks of tight price compression and repeated failed breakout attempts, the flagship cryptocurrency finally broke free from a declining structure a classic technical signal that aggressive buying pressure had taken control.
Morgan Stanley officially entered the spot bitcoin ETF space this Wednesday, debuting its fund under the ticker MSBT to a promising reception. The fund recorded over 1.6 million shares traded and pulled in approximately $34 million in inflows on its first day, signaling early investor interest in the new product.
Bitcoin and ethereum allocations can swing from near zero to over 20% in diversified portfolios as return expectations rise, with Charles Schwab showing investor assumptions directly dictate crypto's role in portfolio construction. Key Takeaways: Charles Schwab shows bitcoin allocations up to 22.4% depending on return assumptions. Bitcoin allocations reach 16.
Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy (MSTR), is confident that Bitcoin hit its cycle bottom in early February around the $60,000 price level. Speaking at a Mizuho investor event, Saylor explained that market bottoms are rarely about valuation metrics alone they happen when sellers run out of steam.