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Bitcoin Price Forecast: BTC recovers as dominance increases, signaling a shift amid market stress : Bitcoin price recovers slightly, trading above $84,000 on Tuesday after falling 4.29% the previous week. Crypto Finance reports that Bitcoin’s dominance rose to 61.4%, reflecting a shift toward BTC as a resilient asset amid market stress. Economic uncertainties, Trump’s tariffs and stagflation risks may pressure Bitcoin due to its correlation with Equities amid risk-off sentiment. #AprilMarketForecastShare

🚨 JOLTS Job Openings report for Feb 25 will be released today at 2:00 PM UTC (in 3 hours). In January, job openings rose by 232,000 to 7.74 million, up from a revised 7.51 million in December and above the market forecast of 7.63 million, indicating the job market hasn’t slowed down yet. For February, the forecasts are pointing to a drop towards 7.63 million. → Why this matters: The JOLTS report (Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey) is an indicator of labor demand. When job openings stay high, it often means the labor market is tight: employers are competing for workers, which can push wages up. The FED watches this data closely because wage growth can contribute to inflation. If job openings come in higher than expected, it could make the Fed more cautious about cutting interest rates.

Will history repeat one more time? Bitcoin investors hope it does. On Jan. 20, Bitcoin (BTC 1.34%) hit a new all-time high of $109,000, and many investors thought that the world's most popular cryptocurrency was about to skyrocket higher. Unfortunately, that hasn't been the case, with Bitcoin now down 22% from its peak. The good news is that Bitcoin has a long track record of recovering from similar market declines. If history is any guide, then Bitcoin could be ready to soar in value later in 2025. The Bitcoin cycle The first thing you need to know about Bitcoin is that it tends to follow very distinct four-year cycles. The key to the recurring nature of these four-year cycles is the Bitcoin halving, which takes place every four years. Typically, there are four different stages to these cycles: an accumulation phase, a growth phase, a bubble phase, and a crash phase. Historically, the halving event has provided the go-ahead signal for Bitcoin to skyrocket in value, as it transitions from the growth phase to the bubble phase. This bubble phase can last anywhere from 12 to 18 months, and is the time period when Bitcoin makes its biggest gains. Historical evidence from previous Bitcoin cycles Take, for example, the 2020-2021 Bitcoin bull market cycle. The Bitcoin halving took place on May 11, 2020. And that, not surprisingly, helped to kick off an 18-month rally that led to Bitcoin skyrocketing in price to a then all-time high of $69,000 in November 2021. That's impressive, but the bull market rally that everyone is talking about right now is the 2015-2017 market cycle. This was kicked off by the Bitcoin halving in July 2016, and lasted nearly 18 months. The current Bitcoin market cycle appears to be repeating this older market cycle quite precisely. In other words, if you were to compare Bitcoin price charts from these two different market cycles, they would look remarkably similar. And I mean, remarkably similar. Earlier in the year, there was a 92% statistical correlation between the two market cycles. That correlation has since dipped to 91%, but it is still extraordinarily high. As a result, many crypto investors are now highly confident that Bitcoin is going to continue following a trajectory similar to the one it took in 2017, when it eventually rose from about $1,000 to a price of $20,000. That means Bitcoin could be ready to go parabolic any moment now. As can be seen in the above chart, Bitcoin's ascent to the $20,000 level from July 2016 to December 2017 was not a straight-upward trajectory. There were some pullbacks along the way, and there was a long period of time when it looked like a breakout would not happen. That should provide some peace of mind to crypto investors worried about Bitcoin's current 22% pullback. And it should help to explain why so many investors were so excited about the Bitcoin halving that took place in April 2024. If you buy into the logic of historical cycles repeating themselves, then that should have been the go-ahead signal for a Bitcoin rally lasting into 2025.As can be seen in the above chart, Bitcoin's ascent to the $20,000 level from July 2016 to December 2017 was not a straight-upward trajectory. There were some pullbacks along the way, and there was a long period of time when it looked like a breakout would not happen. That should provide some peace of mind to crypto investors worried about Bitcoin's current 22% pullback. And it should help to explain why so many investors were so excited about the Bitcoin halving that took place in April 2024. If you buy into the logic of historical cycles repeating themselves, then that should have been the go-ahead signal for a Bitcoin rally lasting into 2025.$BTC

According to @tomwanhh’s dashboard, 880 million USDe have been unstaked over the past 4 days, reducing the staking ratio from 58% to 43%, while daily APY rose from 3.5% to 9.2%. Arkham data shows 330 million USDe redeemed by Abraxas Capital. L1D partner 0xLouisT noted the large

Solana (SOL) is down more than 6% in the last seven days and has been trading below $150 since March 6. The current trend is showing clear bearish signals across multiple indicators. Technical indicators, from the death cross to the rising ADX and the red Ichimoku Cloud, are pointing to increasing downward pressure. The next few days could be critical for price direction as SOL approaches a key support. SOL Ichimoku Cloud Signals Bad. The Ichimoku Cloud chart for Solana is showing a clear bearish structure, with price action trading below both the Kijun-sen (red line) and the Tenkan-sen (blue line). The Lagging Span (green line) is also positioned below the price candles and the cloud, reinforcing the negative outlook. The Kumo ahead is red and bearish, suggesting that resistance will remain strong in the near term. Solana has struggled to break above short-term resistance levels and is stuck in a downtrend channel. The thin structure of the current cloud suggests weak support, making the price vulnerable to further downside pressure if the downtrend continues. A reversal would require Solana to break above Kijun-sen and make a decisive move towards the cloud, but for now the trend remains bearish. Solana DMI Shows Sellers in Control Solana’s DMI chart shows that ADX has risen sharply and is now at 40.87—it was 19.74 just three days ago. The ADX (Average Directional Index) measures the strength of a trend, with readings above 25 indicating a strong trend and readings above 40 indicating a very strong trend. This increase confirms that the current downtrend in SOL is gaining momentum. At the same time, +DI fell from 17.32 to 8.82, while -DI rose to 31.09 and remained stable at this level for the past two days. This structure shows that sellers are in control and the downtrend is strong and strengthening. As long as -DI remains dominant and ADX is at high levels, SOL is likely to remain under pressure in the short term. Could Solana Drop Below $110? Solana recently formed a death cross where the short-term moving averages crossed below the long-term ones. It is now approaching a key support at $120—if this level is broken, the Solana price could drop to $112 and possibly below $110 for the first time since February 2024. If the bulls step in and buying pressure returns, SOL could rally towards the resistance at $136. A break above this level could lead to a push towards $147, which acted as a strong resistance five days ago.