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cryptocurrency market news april 2025

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Cryptocurrency market news april 2025

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This time, the non-farm data release is still far from the next Fed interest rate meeting (May 6-7), so as long as the data doesn’t show significant anomalies, the impact on crypto market trends will be limited.

Before mid-June, there won’t be much market action, with a high probability of range-bound fluctuations to form a bottom. April’s market may first decline, then fluctuate and rebound. For the next two months or more, don’t have expectations of getting rich quickly; take profits when possible, securing gains is the best strategy!

Short-term catalyst effect: Historically, major Ethereum upgrades often serve as catalysts for price increases. For example: after the Chaella upgrade in April 2023, ETH rose 45%; before the Dencun upgrade in March 2024, ETH gained 70%. If the Pectra mainnet upgrade goes smoothly, the market may speculate on the technical benefits in advance, driving ETH to continue rising and touching the $2,800-3,000 range.

Cryptocurrency market analysis february 2025

As mentioned above, one of the key factors for the rising activity has been the frenzy around the TRUMP and MELANIA memecoins launched in January. These coins generated billions in trading volume, pushing activity on Solana to record levels.

Further rate reductions are anticipated in subsequent meetings, with projections showing the terminal rate dropping to 3.25% by mid-2026, given the UK’s economic weakness and easing inflationary pressures.

Taki is a chart analyst who is passionate about unlocking unique insights out the chart. While the vast majority of analysts remain focused on price analysis, Taki starts with timeline analysis and adds price analysis to this. In doing so, he developed a unique methodology to find opportunities in financial markets, across assets and markets.

cryptocurrency market outlook april 2025

As mentioned above, one of the key factors for the rising activity has been the frenzy around the TRUMP and MELANIA memecoins launched in January. These coins generated billions in trading volume, pushing activity on Solana to record levels.

Further rate reductions are anticipated in subsequent meetings, with projections showing the terminal rate dropping to 3.25% by mid-2026, given the UK’s economic weakness and easing inflationary pressures.

Taki is a chart analyst who is passionate about unlocking unique insights out the chart. While the vast majority of analysts remain focused on price analysis, Taki starts with timeline analysis and adds price analysis to this. In doing so, he developed a unique methodology to find opportunities in financial markets, across assets and markets.

Cryptocurrency market outlook april 2025

Finally, all the above views are just one perspective, more importantly providing a channel for everyone to explore, to listen to different opinions for clarity, and deeply understand the logic behind events, thereby forming your own judgment.

In the medium term (6-12 months), if ecosystem activity significantly increases after the upgrade (such as DeFi TVL growth, Layer 2 transaction volume doubling), ETH may start a new cycle; conversely, if competing public chains continue to squeeze market share, prices may face pressure.

In the short term, the Fed’s slowing of balance sheet reduction coupled with rate cut expectations may drive Bitcoin to maintain an upward trend with fluctuations in April, but caution is needed regarding risks of correction triggered by inflation data exceeding expectations or geopolitical conflicts. In the medium to long term, if the US economy achieves a soft landing (avoiding recession) and inflation is controllable, cryptocurrencies may benefit from improved liquidity; if stagflation risks intensify, market volatility will significantly increase.

Cryptocurrency market analysis march 2025

According to a Monthly Market Insights report by Binance Research, the industry saw regulatory progress and growth in certain sectors in March, reinforcing positive sentiment for medium and long-term development.

The crucial Fibonacci level of $0.00012 will be significant for SHIB bullish momentum. Continued development and community support will be key drivers, alongside potential integrations and partnerships.

Mandy Williams is a full-time reporter at CryptoPotato. She joined the cryptocurrency space in early 2017 during her search for financial freedom and has remained devoted to the industry. Contact Mandy: Twitter

Ethereum also seemed to find a bottom according to Glassnode’s Ethereum Cost Basis Distribution metrics, showing strong support at $1,886 despite a downtrend in the market. However, Ethereum’s performance compared to Bitcoin weakened significantly, with the ETH/BTC ratio declining.

Analytics Insight has released a new report analyzing the global cryptocurrency market performance in March 2025. The report highlights mixed market trends driven by institutional interest, regulatory developments, and macroeconomic factors.

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