Hilbert Group warns that global liquidity tightening could pressure Bitcoin in the near term, potentially slowing its growth. Geopolitical tensions and central bank actions are contributing to the liquidity reduction, which may impact Bitcoin’s market trajectory in the coming weeks. The warning highlights the potential for short-term market pressures amid broader macroeconomic shifts.
Ethereum's price recovery from $2,250 faces potential failure, with resistance at $2,360 and $2,385. Despite breaking above a bearish trend line, ETH remains below $2,340 and the 100-hourly Simple Moving Average. If it stays below $2,360, a decline could occur, risking a reversal of recent gains. The key resistance levels are critical for future movement.
Approximately $268 million in crypto liquidations occurred over the past 24 hours, mainly affecting short sellers. The market saw a modest rebound, driven more by the unwinding of bearish positions than new bullish momentum. Short liquidations accounted for 63.58% of the total, highlighting a temporary shift in market sentiment and increased near-term volatility, with Bitcoin and Ethereum leading the rebound.
Bitcoin is currently trading above $75,000 after recovering from a low of $73,637 on April 20, 2026. The price broke above a bearish trend line at $75,200 and is eyeing resistance at $76,500. Traders watch for a potential breakout above $77,250, which could signal further upward momentum toward new highs.
In Q1 2026, TRON facilitated over $2 trillion in USDT transfers, according to CoinDesk and Messari research. The data highlights significant growth in AI and institutional adoption within the crypto space. This milestone underscores TRON’s expanding role in large-scale stablecoin transactions, reflecting increased institutional interest and the broader adoption of blockchain technology in financial markets.
Rave Token (RAVE) plummeted 95%, losing nearly $6 billion in market value within 48 hours amid manipulation allegations. The token surged from $0.25 to $27.30 in nine days before crashing. Investigations by Binance, Bitget, and Gate.io are ongoing, with accusations of pump-and-dump schemes and insider control, raising concerns over market manipulation.
Venture capitalist Jason Calacanis questions whether Bitcoin's current price is artificially inflated by Michael Saylor’s firm, Strategy, which bought 34,164 BTC for $2.54 billion in 2026, increasing its holdings to 815,061 BTC. Calacanis suggests that Strategy’s aggressive accumulation since 2020 may be supporting Bitcoin’s price, sparking debate about market influence.
