Crypto Markets steadily rose in Asian morning hours on Thursday after the sale the night before, as Fed Chairman Jerome Powell was caught up in the global market due to the impact of newly declared US tariffs.
Bitcoin (BTC) added 2% in the last 24 hours, with Coingecko’s data reaching nearly $84,500. Ether (ETH), XRP, DogeCoin (Doge), and BNB chains add to 1%-3%, while Solana’s Sol leads at 6%.
In Pecking order, Hyperliquid hype spiked 8.5%, leading profit among caps with immediate catalysts. Celestia’s Tia dumped 4% to lead the loss as sales pressure on long tokens on the unlock schedule has risen following the Mantra Dao’s dive earlier this week.
Powell said the Fed needs more time to see the tariff impacts occur in the global economy. The same may apply to economic impacts. This suggests a higher inflation and slower growth, suggesting “Stagflation”. This is a throwback to a significant portion of the 1970s when the US experienced weak economic activity along with double-digit inflation.
“Traders have hoped that the Fed would bring early interest rate cuts to strengthen the market, but that doesn’t seem to happen anytime soon.” “In the short term, Bitcoin expects to continue trading in the $80,000-$90,000 range until it becomes more clear about tariff negotiations and fee cuts.”
Elsewhere, Augustine’s fans, head of Signalplus’ insights, said Powell’s remarks disappointed the pigeons by focusing on promoting a long-term rise in inflation expectations from tariff-driven price increases.
“Crypto has largely traded water, but as long as BTC can hold above 81K, technology remains more constructive in the near future, with the market focusing on the details of Trump’s first trade deal when it arrives, with the company revenue season kicking from next week,” fans said.
Meanwhile, there are technical analysis and patterns discovered by machines in today’s market.
Sol experienced a 14.5% price surge between April 11 and 14, followed by a notable revision.
The overall range of $16.42 represents a volatility span of 13.7%.
After reaching peak volume during the rallies on April 12-13, momentum indicators indicate weaker purchase pressure.
Sol has established a trend line for down resistance from a height of $136.
Support is around $126-127, with a 50-hour moving average serving as a dynamic resistance.
Recent price actions suggest post-race integration. If the $125.67 support is damaged, a lower high mark represents an even more downside.
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