ChainCatcher news, according to cryptocurrency analyst CarpeNoctom regarding analyst Ozzy's statement that "there are numerous investment opportunities in the current cryptocurrency market.Investors are advised to look at price charts, using the 0.5 Fibonacci retracement level as a target price." The suggestion indicates that there are many mean reversion investment opportunities in the current cryptocurrency market.However, investors are reminded to be cautious about the mean reversion assumptions of ultra-small market cap tokens, as many small market cap tokens may not achieve the expected mean reversion.

ChainCatcher news, according to Jin10 data reports, Forexlive analyst Adam Button analyzed the U.S. March PPI, stating, "This is a welcome cooling, indicating that some anti-inflation is brewing, and with the recent decline in oil and commodity prices, there will be more cooling to come."Energy prices fell by 4.0%, food prices decreased by 2.1%, and gasoline prices dropped by 11.1%, accounting for two-thirds of the decline in commodity prices.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, CryptoQuant analysts noted in their market report on April 10 that if Bitcoin (BTC) "continues to rise," it may encounter resistance around $84,000, but once it breaks through, the price is expected to rise quickly before the next resistance level of $96,000. If Bitcoin fails to break through the next resistance level, it may hover in a range just above $80,000 in the short term.

ChainCatcher news, Wall Street Journal reporter Nick Timiraos stated that analysts expect the March CPI report to be relatively mild, which will be the last inflation data not affected by tariffs.Market forecasts a 0.08% month-on-month increase in March CPI and a 0.24% month-on-month increase in core CPI. If the predictions are accurate, the year-on-year CPI will reach 2.5%, and the year-on-year core CPI will drop to 3.0%, the lowest level in four years.

ChainCatcher message, analysts indicate that the bearish flattening pressure on U.S. Treasuries remains due to the market lowering expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut. Eugene Leow, an analyst at DBS Group, commented that as the two-year U.S. Treasury yield recently surged, people have reduced their bets on a Federal Reserve rate cut. This veteran interest rate strategist stated, "Meanwhile, as market dysfunction has eased somewhat, the rapid sell-off of long-term U.S. Treasuries has also cooled." Bearish flattening typically refers to a situation where, due to expectations of tighter monetary policy, short-term yields rise faster than long-term yields.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cryptonews, CoinShares analysts pointed out that Bitcoin's current trend may replicate the crash rebound pattern of 2020. Under the geopolitical shock triggered by the tariff dispute, Bitcoin has fallen 30% from its late January peak, and net inflows into exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have decreased by 10% from their peak.Analysts stated that despite the current macroeconomic pressures and bearish technical signals, this downward trend is similar to 2020, when a strong rebound was driven by a shift in monetary policy and investor optimism following a deep correction. Analysts believe that although the current challenges are different from those during the COVID crisis, the fundamental dynamics are strikingly similar.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cryptonews, Glassnode's chief analyst James Check posted on the X platform, pointing out that historically, Ethereum has lagged behind Bitcoin in most market cycles.Since Ethereum's launch in 2015, it has outperformed Bitcoin on only 15% of trading days. Ethereum briefly surpassed Bitcoin in its early days, particularly from mid-2015 to mid-2017, and from late 2019 to early 2020. Since the beginning of 2020, Bitcoin has maintained dominance. The ETH/BTC ratio has now fallen to its lowest point in five years at 0.018, the lowest level since December 2019. At that time, Ethereum was priced at $125, while Bitcoin was trading at around $7,000.

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, Wedbush analysts stated that "the notion that we can produce in the U.S." underestimates the complexity of the Asian supply chain and the way goods have been manufactured for American consumers over the past 30 years. In a research report, analysts described the latest tariffs as "the largest collapse in the market's history," as it is entirely caused by Trump himself, with flawed logic behind it.Wedbush stated, "The economic pain brought by these tariffs is hard to describe, and in the process, the U.S. tech industry may regress by 10 years."

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Bernstein analysts stated that despite the recent impact of U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff policies on cryptocurrencies and traditional markets, Bitcoin has shown "impressive resilience."The analysts pointed out that during previous crisis periods (such as the market panic triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic, interest rate shocks, etc.), Bitcoin typically experienced a 50% to 70% pullback, whereas it has only declined 26% currently, indicating that more resilient capital is supporting Bitcoin.The analysts believe that from a temporal perspective, Bitcoin is a probabilistic "gold," manifesting as a more volatile and liquid version of gold.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, CryptoQuant's research director Julio Moreno stated that Bitcoin has retraced 26.6% from its peak of $109,500, approaching the largest decline of this bull market. Although it is not as severe as the bear markets of 2022 (-73%) and 2018 (-83%), the analysis firm ecoinometrics pointed out that against the backdrop of the Nasdaq being flat year-on-year, the difficulty of BTC's rebound has increased, and the risk of further retracement remains.As a result, Strategy did not increase its BTC holdings from March 31 to April 6, with a total investment of $35.65 billion, achieving only a 17% return. In addition, if BTC closes below the 50-week EMA this week, it may signal the start of a bear market, with the current key support level being in the range of $65,000 to $69,000.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, amidst the turmoil in the U.S. stock market caused by tariffs, Bitcoin has remained stable recently, exciting market participants about the potential of this cryptocurrency as a safe-haven asset. However, the possibility of a significant downturn in the short term cannot be ruled out, especially as "basis trading in the U.S. Treasury market" faces risks due to increased volatility in bond prices.Analysts believe that a potential explosion of the $1 trillion U.S. Treasury basis trading could trigger a global cash grab, potentially leading to a sell-off of all assets, including Bitcoin. It is reported that a similar situation occurred in mid-March 2020, when the basis trading volume reached $500 billion.

ChainCatcher news, crypto analyst Ali Martinez posted on the X platform that in the past month, 91,900 BTC have been withdrawn from exchanges.

ChainCatcher news indicates that amidst the turmoil in the U.S. stock market triggered by tariffs, Bitcoin has remained stable recently, exciting market participants about the potential of this cryptocurrency as a safe-haven asset. However, the possibility of a significant downturn in the short term cannot be ruled out, especially as "basis trading in the U.S. Treasury market" faces risks due to increased volatility in bond prices. Analysts believe that a potential explosion of the $1 trillion U.S. Treasury basis trading could trigger a global cash grab, leading to the sell-off of all assets, including Bitcoin. It is reported that a similar situation occurred in mid-March 2020, when the basis trading volume reached $500 billion.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, Bitwise analyst Jeff Park stated that Trump's trade policies could trigger global macroeconomic turmoil and a short-term financial crisis, but this will also accelerate the widespread adoption of Bitcoin as a store of value. Park believes that the uncertainty brought by the trade war will prompt governments to adopt more inflationary fiscal and monetary policies, leading to further depreciation of fiat currencies. As economic growth comes under pressure, global funds may flow into inflation-resistant, non-sovereign assets like Bitcoin for hedging. In the long term, this will become an important driving force for the rise in Bitcoin prices.

ChainCatcher news, on April 2, the Trump administration announced the implementation of a comprehensive reciprocal tariff policy, hoping to reverse the $1.2 trillion goods trade deficit. This move caused the S&P 500 index to plummet 9.7% over two days, with a market value evaporation of $5.4 trillion, marking the largest drop in history, surpassing the $3.3 trillion record during the pandemic crash in March 2020. The Nasdaq 100 index's tech stocks were severely hit, with a single-day drop reaching the highest since 2022. Bitcoin's decline during the same period was only 3.7%, maintaining the critical support level of $82,000.Analysts are confident about Bitcoin's upside potential for the remainder of 2025. Real Vision's chief crypto analyst Jamie Coutts stated that the continuously growing money supply could push Bitcoin's price above $132,000 by the end of 2025.