Investments in Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have rebounded to levels last seen in January, signaling a recovery in investor sentiment from concerns around global trade tariff escalations.US spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs had over $912 million worth of cumulative net inflows on April 22, marking their highest daily investment in more than three months since Jan. 21, Farside Investors data shows. Bitcoin ETF Flow, millions.

Bitcoin surged past $93,000 as Trump administration signaled easing U.S.-China trade tensions, despite underlying on-chain weakness.

Analytics account @spotonchain on the social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) has reported that this week spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen the largest inflows since the day when Bitcoin surged to its all-time high above the $109,000 level.

Key points: Whales on Binance joins Coinbase in adding BTC exposure as Bitcoin recovers above $90,000. The Coinbase premium is back in the green amid a broad risk-asset relief rally.

BTC sits at a multi-week peak of over $94,000.

Bitcoin (BTC) just cleared a major obstacle at $90,000, and one of the market's top chartists is officially on board. Peter Brandt, known for his over 50 years of experience in trading and expertise for classical chart patterns, has publicly taken a long position in BTC.

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have surged in line with other financial assets after US President Donald Trump signalled a more conciliatory approach toward trade relations with China. The dollar price of bitcoin has jumped 6.6% over 24 hours to $94,227.77, rising more than 12% over the past week and 26% over the past two weeks.

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Bitcoin (BTC) liquidations wiped out short positions, shifting the overall market sentiment for a new price rally.

U.S. spot exchange-traded funds tracking the spot price of Bitcoin saw their strongest one-day performance since late January as the Bitcoin price rebounds above $94,000 amid heightened investor interest.

Bitcoin surged to $92K as whales accumulate, retail bets short, and bullish momentum faces resistance.

Bitcoin continued its upward trajectory Tuesday, reaching $94,205 and capping an 11.8% gain over six days. The move coincided with a broad asset rally following the White House's softened language on Federal Reserve policy and U.S.-China trade tariffs.

CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr noted that the Bitcoin futures market saw a total of 57,000 BTC positions in the past three days, around the same time BTC surpassed the $93k threshold.

A spectacular $6,000 surge from Bitcoin on Tuesday took the king of the cryptocurrencies to nearly $94,000. While stock markets joined in the rally, gold fell, down 3.9% from its $3,500 top.

Bitcoin has finally reclaimed the psychologically $90,000 level once again following a recent period of significant correction that brought it to trade as low as $74,000 in recent weeks. So far, BTC has now steadily rebounded, rising by 13.1% in the past two weeks to currently trade at $90,279, marking a 3.3% increase in the past day.

As bitcoin (BTC) and ether's (ETH) recovery rally gathered momentum Tuesday, the perpetual futures market saw an even more pronounced increase in open interest, pointing to growing investor confidence as the Trump administration dialed back on its trade-tariff, anti-Fed rhetoric.

The weekly trade began with a huge bullish push, which uplifted the Bitcoin price above the horizontal consolidation. Meanwhile, the latest push suggests the market participants have become extremely bullish on Bitcoin, activating the target for the week at $100K.

In a stunning development, the Bitcoin price has made a remarkable recovery from the recent tariff-induced slump. In a day, the pioneer cryptocurrency has increased by more than 6%, marking a sharp surge from a mere $87k to nearly $94k.

Bitcoin ( BTC) has reclaimed the $94,000 price level, rising 6.2% in the last 24 hours and 12.9% over the past week. This increase reflects a positive shift in market sentiment as the top cryptocurrency continues to attract attention from investors as digital gold.

Bitcoin (BTC) has become the fifth-largest asset by market capitalization, reaching $1.86 trillion and surpassing Google (GOOG) as it breaks through $94,000.

Michael Saylor, a steady Bitcoin permabull and founder of the BTC-powered company Strategy, has shared his take on the newly appointed chairman of the US Security and Exchange Commission (the SEC) - Paul Atkins.

Bitcoin Price has reclaimed the $90,000 level, marking a new wave of bullish sentiment across the crypto market. The surge comes amid renewed optimism about easing U.S.-China trade tensions and growing political acceptance of digital assets. Trump and Bessent Spark Investor Confidence U.S.

While Wall Street is emptying its pockets, Bitcoin is puffing its chest, flirting with the peaks and attracting billions — crypto is becoming the new refuge for capricious capital.

Bitcoin hits $93,069 amid $600M market liquidations, surging ETF inflows, and easing U.S.-China trade tensions, reaching its highest price in seven weeks.

Bitcoin (BTC) price is trading with a bullish bias, confronting the resistance at $94,000 with prospects for more gains. However, a renowned analyst says to temper Bitcoin rally hopes, citing a crucial indicator.

Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki once again stole the spotlight with his latest revelation on Bitcoin and other assets. In a recent X post, the renowned author and financial expert hinted towards his shifting focus amid the ongoing economic turmoil.

The crypto market has started to show strong signs of a bull run for the first time since late January, with many catalysts driving the upward momentum.

Over 60 new Bitcoin addresses with 1,000+ BTC have appeared since March.

Standard Chartered's Geoffrey Kendrick says Bitcoin's dual role could drive it to $200K by year-end. The company believes it could climb as high as $500,000 by 2028.

Gold and Bitcoin are once again stealing the spotlight as markets wrestle with rising uncertainty. A familiar pattern is catching attention: when gold surges, Bitcoin often follows about 100 days later. It's a move driven by investor psychology. In times of stress, gold usually attracts safe-haven buyers first.

Bitcoin has just crossed the symbolic threshold of 90,000 dollars for the first time since early March, following a spectacular rally of nearly 20% from its low of 75,000 dollars. Has the upward train already passed, or is there still room for the flagship cryptocurrency to grow?

Cardano's ADA and ether (ETH) zoomed more than 14% in the past 24 hours, leading gains among major cryptocurrencies, as bitcoin (BTC) crossed $93,500 late Tuesday on renewed hopes of a tempered approach to the tariff wars.

A consortium led by Brandon Lutnick's Cantor Equity Partners is preparing one of the most ambitious treasury-style bets on Bitcoin since MicroStrategy first turned its balance sheet into a proxy for the cryptocurrency market.

Cantor Fitzgerald is partnering with SoftBank, Tether, and Bitfinex to create a multibillion-dollar Bitcoin acquisition fund.

Bitcoin Price today has soared nearly 11.7% over the past week and 5.9% in the last 24 hours, defying broader market turmoil. While U.S. stock prices have plummeted due to escalating tariff tensions and a weakening dollar, Bitcoin is rallying, alongside gold, sparking fresh debate about its role as a safe-haven asset.

Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, believes upcoming U.S. Treasury bond buybacks could inject major liquidity into markets and send Bitcoin to $110,000, or even as high as $200,000. In an Apr.

Analysts said institutional capital is flowing back into bitcoin as its role as a potential "safe haven" asset grows stronger.

Cantor Fitzgerald is joining forces with SoftBank, Tether, and Bitfinex to launch a Bitcoin-backed investment vehicle worth $3 billion. The new fund, called 21 Capital, comes as Bitcoin trades near historic highs and institutional appetite for crypto exposure surges under the pro-crypto Trump administration.

A widely followed crypto analyst is warning that Bitcoin (BTC) is at risk of a sudden collapse. In a new post on the instant messaging app Telegram, pseudonymous crypto strategist Crypto Capo tells his 121,953 subscribers that Bitcoin may collapse by more than 34% of its current value.

Bitcoin rose to $89,292 today, its highest since April 2, as traders injected funds into cryptocurrency markets. The top-ranked cryptocurrency rose 3.0% in 24 hours amid increased market activity, based on the latest market figures.

Fintech company Block, Inc. (NYSE:XYZ), announced major changes to its self-custody Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) wallet Tuesday, focusing on improved safety, privacy, and usability. What Happened: Co-founder Jack Dorsey took to X to share the upcoming improvements to Bitkey, the cryptocurrency wallet launched in December 2023.

Bitcoin's biggest cheerleader, Michael Saylor, is at it again — and he's doubling down on his belief that Bitcoin isn't just the future, it's the investment opportunity of a lifetime.

Bloomberg analyst Balchunas disclosed that roughly 72 crypto ETFs were awaiting the U.S. SEC approval.

For the first time in seven weeks, Bitcoin has surpassed $93,000, triggering a sentiment shift that resulted in more than $600 million in crypto market liquidations.

In a significant development for the crypto industry, Paul Atkins has taken the helm at the US SEC with a clear focus on digital assets. During his official swearing-in ceremony on Tuesday, the US SEC Chair reiterated his priority for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Futures bets against higher crypto prices lost over $500 million in the past 24 hours as a surge higher, buoyed by a possible cooldown of China tariffs by the U.S., led to the largest short liquidations since October.