This Friday, April 3rd, Bitcoin has fallen to $66,892, down 1.8% on the day and 2.8% over the week. Ethereum follows the same trend at $2,057, with a daily decline of 1.8% and a weekly drop of 2.8%. Crypto markets are experiencing a new wave of selling, amplified by chain liquidations of leveraged positions. Altcoins are also affected, with widespread losses.
This decline comes in a climate of heightened distrust. US economic data, particularly employment figures, have disappointed investors, reinforcing recession fears. Additionally, European regulators have reiterated their calls for increased oversight of exchange platforms, cooling traders’ enthusiasm. Capital flows into crypto index funds have also slowed, signaling a weakening of institutional demand.
For investors, this correction could be an opportunity to strengthen their positions at more attractive prices. However, caution remains warranted, as volatility could intensify in the coming days. Bitcoin is now testing the $66,000 support level, and a break below would open the path toward $63,000. Ethereum, for its part, could find support around $2,000. Short-term prospects remain uncertain, but the long-term fundamentals of cryptocurrencies remain solid.
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