Bitcoin Ends 5-Month Losing Run — Real Reversal Or Just April Fool’s Hype?
A cluster of roughly 650,000 Bitcoin sits at the $70,000–$72,000 price range — coins bought by investors who are now waiting to break even. That supply overhang is the wall Bitcoin Breaking through that zone could open the door to $76,000, and potentially $80,000 after that. Trader Sheldon Diedericks said on X that Bitcoin could push up toward $83,000 on the monthly chart — a level that acted as support back in April 2025 and sits close to the 200-day exponential moving average. If the rally stalls, the floor levels matter just as much. The 200-week exponential moving average sits around $68,300 — just below where Bitcoin is currently trading. Below that, $59,400 marks the 200-week simple moving average, and around $54,000 sits Bitcoin’s realized price, a level watched closely as a potential bear market floor.Related Reading
April Has A Mixed Track Record
Here’s the complication: April doesn’t always follow March’s lead. Based on data going back to 2013, Bitcoin has closed April in the green eight out of 13 years, with average returns around 12%. But nine out of those same 13 years, April moved in the opposite direction from March.
More recently, Bitcoin dropped in April after a green March close in three of the four years between 2021 and 2024.
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