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Recent price moves make one thing clear: The U.S. holds the key to crypto’s 2025 trajectory. The recent panics hasn't ended the bull run, and I believe another round of rally is on the way. Crypto’s fundamentals are rock solid, adoption is up, institutional bags are getting heavier, real-world use cases are expanding, and above all, Bitcoin’s long-term value is intact. So why does the market still feel like it’s walking on eggshells? Because crypto isn't just an isolated degen playground anymore. With the U.S. government and Wall Street institutions now in the game, it’s now a heavyweight player, moving in sync with U.S. policies, macroeconomics, and political shifts. Yes, Asia is accelerating adoption, Europe is implementing MiCA regulations, and institutions are deploying capital. But let’s be real. The U.S. is still the biggest variable. With Trump’s shifting policies (e.g. tariffs) and institutions adjusting to the evolving regulatory landscape, short-term instability is inevitable, but it won’t kill the cycle. Debt and liquidity are long-term drivers. The U.S. will ultimately need to devalue debt, and Bitcoin remains one of the best anti-debt, anti-inflation hedges out there. The bull run isn’t over, but how fast (or slow) we send this cycle will depend heavily on U.S. policies and liquidity conditions.

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$KET chart looks like this a day after $BLUB launch ran to $100M. Send it to a billy. AVAX szn.

Berachain (BERA) has been showing strong volatility on the hourly chart, with recent price action forming both higher highs and sharp retracements. After reaching a peak above $9, the price corrected downward, falling below $6 before bouncing back. Now, BERA is trading around $6.68, leaving traders wondering—will BERA price break above $7 and start a new bullish run, or is another leg down coming? This analysis will dive into BERA’s key support and resistance levels, technical indicators, and possible price targets in the short term. Berachain’s price action has formed a V-shaped recovery after testing a support level near $6, which suggests that buyers are stepping in at lower prices. However, despite this bounce, BERA price is currently facing resistance at $7, a level that previously acted as support before breaking down. If bulls manage to push BERA above $7, the next target would be around $7.50-$8, where strong selling pressure may reappear. However, failure to break past $7 could result in another retest of the $6 support zone. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is currently at 45, which suggests that the asset is in a neutral zone—neither overbought nor oversold. Earlier, RSI dipped into the oversold territory, causing a strong rebound. However, RSI has started declining again, which could indicate that bullish momentum is weakening. For a confirmed bullish trend, RSI needs to break above 55-60 and hold there. If RSI falls below 40, it could signal renewed selling pressure, leading to another leg down. Berachain is currently trading between strong support at $6.00-$6.20 and immediate resistance at $7.00. A breakout above $7.00 could send BERA toward $7.50-$8.00, while a breakdown below $6.00 could lead to a further decline toward $5.50 or lower. For short-term traders, these levels will be crucial in determining the next move. If BERA consolidates between $6.50-$7.00, a breakout or breakdown could set the stage for the next trend. For BERA price to retest its previous highs near $9.00, it must hold above $7.00 and establish strong buying momentum. If Bitcoin and the overall crypto market turn bullish, BERA could ride the momentum and aim for new highs. However, if market sentiment weakens, it may continue trading in a range or even drop further. A successful breakout above $8.00 would indicate that bulls are in control, with $9.00-$9.50 being the next targets. On the other hand, failure to hold above $6.00 could trigger a further decline toward $5.50-$5.00, where long-term buyers may look to accumulate. BERA is currently at a crucial decision point, trading between strong support at $6.00 and immediate resistance at $7.00. A breakout above $7.00 could signal a bullish continuation, while failure to hold above $6.00 could lead to another bearish move. For traders looking for short-term gains, waiting for a confirmed breakout above $7.00 may be a good strategy. Meanwhile, long-term investors could consider accumulating near $6.00, as this level has acted as strong support.

Bitcoin has surpassed $90,000, bouncing back from its dip below $83,000 after the crypto market crashed due to Trump’s tariff announcement. According to data from crypto.news, BTC ( BTC ) briefly surged to a peak price of $90,364 on March 5 at around 10:40 UTC. The largest cryptocurrency by market cap started the day trading just barely above $80,000, now it appears to be rebounding from its previous slump. At press time, Bitcoin has gone up by 8% and is currently trading hands at $90,301. It has managed to stay above the $90,000 mark, only dipping slightly instead of making an instant correction as previous instances have shown. In the past week, BTC has increased slightly by 1.9%. But in the past month, it has seen more lows than highs as it has slipped by 6.1%. The effect has carried over to BTC’s market cap, boosting it by 7.4% to $1.78 trillion. In contrast, the token’s 24 hour trading volume has declined by 20.8%, standing at $57.4 billion. Earlier today, Fundstrat’s head of research, Tom Lee said that he expects a BTC market bottom to form as early as this week. This means the asset will usually bounce from certain lower levels as the market bottom acts as a springboard, shooting the price upwards. The analyst explained that he expects more short-term volatility before BTC can bounce back. According to Lee, the bottoming phase could send BTC hurtling lower to $62,000 this month, dragging it down to one of its lowest levels in the past four months. On the other hand, Network economist Timothy Peterson said in a recent post that “there is a 95% chance” that Bitcoin will not fall below $69,000. He used a chart that expands on BTC’s lowest price based on historical data to predict where the price won’t fall. Bitcoin experienced a boost after Trump reaffirmed his plans to establish a crypto reserve, surging 8% and reaching above $93,000. However, the rally did not last as only a day after the announcement, Bitcoin fell back by nearly 10% to $83,180. Many traders believed it was due to Trump’s declaration that trade tariffs on Canada and Mexico will take effect on March 4. Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only.