Bitcoin recently saw a major unstaking event, long-term holders' movement, and looming Bitcoin options expirations, all contributing to potential price volatility.

Short-term value buyers emerge while long-term holders show growing conviction despite market volatility.

The cryptocurrency derivatives market might see some volatility caused by the April 4 options expiry event with Bitcoin and Ethereum at the forefront. Approximately 26,000 Bitcoin options with a notional value of $2.02 billion expired, according to data.

Bitcoin, navigating a $2.85 trillion crypto market, faces turbulence. According to Charles Edwards of Capriole Investments, President Donald Trump announced global reciprocal trade tariffs, triggering an 8.5% single-day drop in Bitcoin's price.

TL;DR Tariff Turmoil Sparks Market Volatility: U.S. tariffs, including a 10% blanket rate and higher levies on China, the EU, and Japan, have triggered historic market drops, notably a 1,060-point fall in the Nasdaq 100. Bitcoin's Bullish Outlook: Arthur Hayes predicts Bitcoin will shine as a hedge against inflation—bolstered by a weakening U.S.

Two prominent voices in crypto investing—Arthur Hayes and Dan Tapiero—are framing the latest wave of U.S. tariffs as a symptom of deeper structural issues in the global financial system, arguing that Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) may stand to benefit from the resulting distortions. The comments come amid heightened trade tensions following sweeping tariff announcements by the U.S., intended to counter foreign exchange manipulation, persistent trade deficits, and sluggish domestic growth.

A British woman is grappling with the devastating loss of a fortune after mistakenly discarding her husband's flash drive, which contained Bitcoin worth approximately $3.8 million.

This innovative feature is sparking excitement among players. It blends the thrill of gaming with the fast-paced world of crypto.

Bitcoin (BTC) traded just mostly under $82,000 on Thursday following a strong price rejection around $88,400 late Wednesday, after President Donald Trump's announcement of new tariffs introduced significant volatility across global financial markets, including cryptocurrencies.

The new trade tariffs announced by US President Donald Trump may place added pressure on the Bitcoin mining ecosystem both domestically and globally, according to one industry executive.While the US is home to Bitcoin (BTC) mining manufacturing firms such as Auradine, it's still “not possible to make the whole supply chain, including materials, US-based,” Kristian Csepcsar, chief marketing officer at BTC mining tech provider Braiins, told Cointelegraph. On April 2, Trump announced sweeping tariffs, imposing a 10% tariff on all countries that export to the US and introducing “reciprocal” levies targeting America's key trading partners.

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Jack Dorsey, CEO of Block and former CEO of Twitter (Now X), has cautioned that Bitcoin may risk losing relevance if it remains solely a store of value.

A new report from Glassnode reveals an interesting shift in crypto investment trends. While Bitcoin struggles to maintain bullish momentum, XRP has become a hotspot for retail investors. Since 2022, active XRP wallets have surged by 490% compared to Bitcoin's modest 10% rise.

President Donald Trump's new tariffs have caused a stir in the financial market amid current sideways trading. Barely hours after the announcement, Bitcoin (BTC) and other assets recorded setbacks, lowering trader confidence.

Samson Mow, Bitcoin maximalist and CEO at the JAN3 company focused on helping nation-states to adopt BTC, has taken to the X social media network to comment on the current price surge demonstrated by the world's leading digital currency today.

Crypto Prices Today (April 4): The broader market sentiment remains uncertain this Friday as Bitcoin (BTC) price held around the previous day's levels, at $83K. Moving on to other metrics, the global cryptocurrency market cap jumped slightly by 0.20% to $2.6 trillion.

Independent market sentiment tracker the “Crypto Fear & Greed Index” has moved to “Fear,” an improvement from yesterday's “Extreme Fear."

China announced retaliatory tariffs on all goods, worsening risk sentiment during European hours.

Analysts are warning the bitcoin price could be headed into a “crisis scenario"

Bitcoin slipped under $82,000 support and the Nasdaq Composite is on track for the biggest one-day percentage drop since March 2020. Stock and crypto traders are reeling from the aftermath of the U.S. President Donald Trump's Liberation Day.

Thursday, April 3, was a pretty rough day for the markets. Trade tariffs of an unprecedented scale sent shockwaves through equities, commodities and crypto markets.

Bitcoin Magazine Bitwise Debuts Option Income ETFs on Bitcoin Treasury Stocks: MSTR, MARA, COIN Bitwise launches ETFs offering covered call income on Bitcoin-linked stocks—MSTR, MARA, and COIN—designed for yield without losing BTC upside. This post Bitwise Debuts Option Income ETFs on Bitcoin Treasury Stocks: MSTR, MARA, COIN first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Nick Ward.

Yesterday, in the traditional financial markets, it was a tragic day due to the new tariffs imposed by the USA on other countries, but not for Bitcoin. The possible explanation for this difference is promising for the coming months.

Arthur Hayes said that even if US stocks continue falling in reaction to tariffs, Bitcoin would continue to climb higher. The post BitMEX Co-founder Arthur Hayes ‘Loves Tariffs,' Says This Is Good for Bitcoin appeared first on Cryptonews.

Since February when officially announced his aggressive tariff plan, the US economy has been in a turbulent state. At the start of that month, the S&P market was at $5,969.58. Since then, the market has declined by at least 9.5%. Similarly, the Nasdaq 100 index has dropped by over 12.14%.

Given its strong retail-driven demand, could XRP emerge as a key asset to watch in Q2?

The value locked in Bitcoin-based decentralized finance (BTCFi) has surged by more than 2,700% over the past year, potentially transforming Bitcoin from a passive store of value into a productive, yield-bearing asset, according to new research from Binance. BTCFi is a new technological paradigm that aims to bring decentralized finance capabilities to Bitcoin's base layer.

In an Asia that is racing ever faster towards the adoption of cryptocurrencies, a new initiative is capturing the attention of investors and meme enthusiasts: the famous website 9GAG has announced the launch of “MemeStrategy”, a new company that aims to merge humor and investments in Bitcoin. A curious idea, but not surprising for those who know the role of memes in crypto culture. Meanwhile, the allocation of a bonus of 3.5 million dollars to a CEO imprisoned in South Korea is causing a stir. A scenario in which innovation, satire, and controversies intertwine, outlining the contours of an ecosystem rich in contradictions.

An absolute bloodbath ensued on Thursday as the market reacted to President Trump's reciprocal tariffs announcement. The S&P 500 closed down nearly 5% lower, while the Nasdaq dropped nearly 6%.

As the biggest and most popular cryptocurrency, it's a surprise to nobody that Bitcoin (BTC 1.11%) is subjected to all sorts of different trends, pressures, risks, and influences. It's easy to assume that all of the biggest factors that determine its price are already common knowledge.

Despite steep declines in U.S. equities, bitcoin shows surprising strength, holding above key technical levels.

More than $21 million worth of Bitcoin was unstaked from the Babylon protocol in the 24 hours after the platform's token airdrop, according to blockchain data shared by a developer.On April 4, Bitfeed developer Mononaut shared that in the previous 24 hours, 256 Bitcoin (BTC) had been unstaked from the staking protocol. Mononaut said that the unstaking transactions paid 1.35 BTC in fees and consumed 1.318 Megavirtualbytes (MvB) of blockspace.

Babylon Foundation announces 600 million BABY token airdrop primarily rewarding early Bitcoin stakers, with tokens serving governance and security functions on its new blockchain.

Following President Donald Trump's “Liberation Day” tariff announcement on April 2, recession probabilities have spiked across leading economic trackers, putting Bitcoin on high alert. Kalshi's prediction markets now stand at 53%, an 8.1% jump from prior estimates, and Polymarket's odds have surged to 54%.

Arthur Hayes, co-founder and former CEO of the cryptocurrency exchange Bitmex, expressed his support for tariffs in a recent social media post, stating that they can help correct global imbalances and benefit bitcoin ( BTC) and gold in the medium term. Hayes noted that the weakening U.S. dollar, driven by foreign investors selling U.S.

Enish, a Japanese game developer, plans to buy Bitcoin worth 100 million yen. The company announced this move as part of its growing work with blockchain technology, according to recent reports.

Despite a downturn in DeFi market value, Bitcoin startup investments are rising and key platforms like Gemini and Velora are making strategic moves.

As a Bitcoin (BTC 0.76%) investor, it can be confusing to make sense of all the information out there. And that's especially the case when it comes to the weekly influx of new macroeconomic data.

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes believes that President Donald Trump's new tariffs could destabilize global markets but ultimately boost Bitcoin.

Trump's tariffs and Fed policy uncertainty are creating short-term Bitcoin volatility, but analysts predict potential growth to $250,000 by 2025 if money printing resumes.

The world's largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, is showing a rapid price breakout, printing several consecutive long green candles on the chart.

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes argues that Trump's reciprocal tariffs will ultimately benefit Bitcoin by weakening the US dollar and increasing the demand for alternative assets.

Bitcoin dipped 0.3% to $83,121.50 early Friday, weighed down by a broad market selloff sparked by sweeping U.S. tariffs. President Donald Trump announced a 10% universal tariff on all imports starting April 5, 2025, along with reciprocal tariffs targeting countries with high trade barriers against U.S. products.

Crypto markets are showing signs of a rebound after a volatile week driven by U.S. tariff announcements and growing speculation around upcoming economic data and Federal Reserve rate cuts. Traders are shifting their focus from past headwinds to future catalysts, with expectations of a bitcoin (BTC) bounce in the short term.

Bitcoin is stabilizing at $84,000 after a period of erratic trading, showing signs of renewed strength as market uncertainty fades. The official announcement of long-anticipated tariffs has removed a major regulatory overhang, restoring investor confidence and reducing fears of unexpected policy shocks that had been weighing on crypto markets.

Bitcoins reputation as digital gold is under scrutiny again, with JPMorgan highlighting its increasing correlation with U.S. equities. The banking giant notes that Bitcoins behavior aligns more with risk assets than a safe-haven asset, especially amid rising global trade tensions and market volatility.

While the crypto market faced intense volatility, Bitcoin ETFs quietly made strategic moves that signal a deeper shift in investor sentiment. Over the past 24 hours, nearly 200,000 traders were liquidated, wiping out $567.99 million$370.27 million from long positions and $197.84 million from shorts.

Trump's new tariff policy is poised to disrupt the U.S. Bitcoin mining industry, as China—the world's biggest supplier of mining equipment—faces a steep 34% export tariff, putting pressure on American miners' ROI.