Market overview
WHAT HAPPENED?
Last week, US President Donald Trump announced the amount of trade duties on imported goods. Bitcoin was restrained from falling in the $83,600–$82,500 zone, but the selling pressure turned out to be stronger, and we updated the local minimum.
At the moment, we’ve dropped to the buy zone of $77,000–$73,000 (volume anomalies pushing volumes). Volumes have been increased, and most liquidations are priced at $75,200.
WHAT WILL HAPPEN: OR NOT?
We expect a rebound from the current buyer's zone. The reversal formation hasn’t been formed yet, so long positions are only possible on the spot asset. For margin trading, it’s necessary to wait for additional confirmation.
A more negative scenario is a decrease to the next zone of accumulated volumes of $69,000-$60,600. The probability of such a decline without a proper rebound is very low.
Sell Zones:
$82,000–$83,900 (high-volume zone)
$85,600–$88,000 (absorption of buyer's market aggression)
$95,000–$96,700 (accumulated volumes)
$97,500–$98,400 (pushing volumes)
$107,000–$109,000 (volume anomalies)
Buy Zones:
$77,000–$73,000 (volume anomalies, pushing volumes)
$69,000–$60,600 (accumulated volumes)
IMPORTANT DATES
We’re following these macroeconomic developments:
• Wednesday, April 9, 2:00 (UTC) — announcement of the New Zealand interest rate decision;
Wednesday, April 9, 18:00 (UTC) — publication of FOMC minutes;
• Thursday, April 10, 12:30 (UTC) — publication of the basic US consumer price index for March, as well as in comparison with March 2024, and the number of initial applications for US unemployment benefits;
• Friday, April 11, 06:00 (UTC) — publication of UK GDP for February and German consumer price index for March;
• Friday, April 11, 12:30 (UTC) — publication of the US producer price index for March.
*This post is not a financial recommendation. Make decisions based on your own experience.
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