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A crypto personality on X (formerly Twitter), known for industry updates, posted a surprise quote early Tuesday attributed simply to “Saylor.” Most readers initially assumed this referred to the renowned Strategy founder Michael Saylor. The widely circulated quote claimed Saylor stated Bitcoin (BTC) will never reach $100,000 again. Considering the timing – April 1st, marking the start of Q2 – the post triggered notable curiosity and some brief panic within the crypto community. This reaction was amplified by recent bearish price pressure on Bitcoin. The original poster offered no immediate context for the supposed prediction, increasing follower speculation. Related: Saylor’s Relentless Strategy: Buys $1.9B More Bitcoin, Now Holds 2.5% of All BTC However, community members quickly realized the likely joke. Several remembered the date’s significance (April Fools’ Day) and soon confirmed the post appeared to be a prank. Notably, there was no proof identifying which “Saylor” the poster actually meant, nor any evidence the famous Michael Saylor made such negative public statements about Bitcoin. In reality, Michael Saylor remains one of the Bitcoin industry’s most vocal and consistent bulls. Reinforcing this, his software firm, Strategy, purchased an additional 22,048 BTC, according to its official March 31 announcement. According to data from TradingView, Bitcoin traded for $83,446 at the time of writing. The cryptocurrency bounced off an $81,287 low after Strategy’s latest purchase. The current price leaves Bitcoin around 24% below its all-time high price of $109,356, which it achieved on January 20. Related: Bold Bitcoin Predictions Range from $120K to $13M—Who’s Right? Many market analysts still expect Bitcoin to recover from recent pullbacks and eventually rally higher. They cite continued belief in the cryptocurrency’s potential to reach new highs in the coming months. Some experts project Bitcoin could surge above $138,000 later in 2025, potentially targeting $150,000 before the year concludes. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.

In the face of the stalemate of the conflict in Ukraine, Donald Trump is changing his tone and threatening Moscow with a heavy economic blow. The American president, until now measured towards the Kremlin, is now wielding the card of tariff sanctions on Russian oil. Indeed, the stated goal is to compel Vladimir Putin to move towards a ceasefire. A shocking statement that fractures diplomatic balances and elicits reactions even in European capitals, at a time when the slightest tension can redefine the global geopolitical chessboard. In a televised statement broadcast by NBC News, Donald Trump announced that he was considering imposing new taxes on Russia in the event of failed negotiations for a ceasefire in Ukraine. The American president, often perceived as conciliatory towards Vladimir Putin, has raised his voice this time: If Russia and I cannot reach an agreement to stop the bloodshed in Ukraine, and if I believe that it is Russia’s fault, I will impose secondary tariffs on oil. He specified that these taxes could rise to “25% to 50%”, depending on the extent of the blockages in discussions. Here are the key points of this announcement: This media appearance marks a turning point in Trump’s communication regarding the Ukrainian issue. It fits into a logic of maximum pressure, mobilizing American economic tools to influence the outcome of a conflict with major geostrategic implications. More than just a warning, Donald Trump’s comments were triggered by a controversial Russian proposal: to create a transitional government in Kiev. An idea described as “not the right direction” by the American president, who sees in this initiative an unacceptable attempt at political manipulation. This rejection marks a new red line in relations between the two powers and reflects a hardening of exchanges. The tone is rising between the two leaders whose relations had until now been marked by a certain tactical cordiality. This American stance has provoked mixed international reactions. On the European side, several officials fear that a hasty ceasefire could favor a reconstitution of Russian forces and rekindle threats against NATO countries. Far from being a diplomatic advance, this rhetorical escalation could conversely complicate mediation efforts. If Russia decides to respond to these threats by adapting its exports to other areas, or by tightening its energy alliances with China or India, it is the global balance of the oil market that could waver. The follow-up to this diplomatic confrontation remains uncertain, but the intentions are clear: Trump wants to influence the resolution of the Ukrainian conflict by wielding the economic threat. It remains to be seen whether this tariff pressure strategy will convince Moscow to yield ground or whether it will only further radicalize positions. For markets as well as for governments, the time is now for caution and observation of the upcoming developments of this high-intensity energy duel, in a context where Trump confirms his protectionist policy .

XRP, SUI, and PI show mixed signals—XRP eyes legal clarity, SUI battles technical resistance, and PI struggles below $1. April may bring pivotal breakouts or deeper corrections for these top U.S.-rooted crypto assets. Following the release of Top 5 ‘Made in USA’ Cryptos to Watch Before Trump’s Crypto Summit by Crypto News Flash, this article highlights how April is shaping up for U.S.-originated cryptocurrencies. Among the key players to monitor are XRP, SUI, and Pi Network (PI)—each showing unique trends that warrant attention. According to a recent CNF report , analysts forecast that XRP could reach $22, driven by institutional adoption, Ripple’s IPO, and favorable market structure. Despite its high profile as the largest U.S.-based crypto by market cap, XRP is currently trading at $2.10, down 3.71% in the last 24 hours and 14.61% over the past week. See XRP price chart before. Legal uncertainty stemming from its ongoing lawsuit with the SEC continues to impact XRP’s price action. Still, some analysts believe a break above the $2.56 resistance could trigger a rally toward $3.00, pending favorable conditions. As highlighted in a previous CNF update , the Sui network recently suffered a $29 million exploit, exposing key vulnerabilities. SUI is currently trading at $2.30, reflecting a 5.08% daily drop and 20.37% weekly decline. However, technical indicators suggest mixed possibilities. A death cross in EMA lines signals a potential downtrend, with support expected at $2.23 and $1.96 if weakness persists. Conversely, a breakout above $2.50 could lead to a push toward $2.83, hinting at possible recovery momentum. PI remains under intense selling pressure, trading at $0.7290, down 8.27% in 24 hours and 24.33% over the past week—making it the weakest performer among the three. The token has struggled to reclaim the critical $1.00 level. If sentiment improves, PI could target $1.05, and potentially $1.23. However, a continuation of bearish momentum could send it toward $0.718 or even $0.62, its lowest since February 21.

U.S. CFTC chairman nominee meets with senators before his nomination hearing Brian Quintenz, the nominee to head the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), has begun to reach out to senators prior to his nomination hearing, according to Crypto In America host Eleanor

There are days we wait for with hope, and others we dread like a visit from the tax authorities. April 2, rebranded as “Liberation Day” by Donald Trump, falls into the latter category. On the markets, it is not a time for celebration. On Wall Street, within the global stock market, but also in the crypto market, nerves are frayed. It is not freedom that we sense approaching, but rather vertigo. With just a few days until the implementation of new tariffs promised by Trump, all investors share the same stance: cautious waiting. Financial markets show clear signs of turmoil. Since the announcement of the first tax increases in January, the price of bitcoin has dropped by 18%. The entire crypto market seems to have curled up under the effect of an uncertain economic climate. The American stock market, for its part, is experiencing a rocky first quarter. The dollar is seeing its worst performance at the start of the year since 2008, while gold is showing its best quarter since 1986. A clear shift towards safe havens. And what about the tech stocks? They are faltering. The Nasdaq lost 4% in March. On X, Seth Golden drew a chilling parallel between the tariffs of 2018 and those of 2025. Back then, the stock market dropped by 13% in two months. This year, the first alert was dated January 26… and since then, losses have been piling up. In this context, crypto serves as a barometer of fear. Far from being spared, it reflects investors’ hesitations. But is this an excessive reaction or a legitimate alarm signal for the weeks to come? Behind the marketing slogan of “Liberation”, lies a massive tariff plan. Trump plans to tax several key sectors: automotive, copper, pharmaceuticals, timber. These increases could reach as high as 60% for certain products. Goal: to relocate production and force foreign partners to yield. But in reality, it is the consumers who might bear the brunt. As Lloyd Doggett tweeted: On April 2, Trump will mainly release dollars from your wallet. This bitter pun illustrates a widespread fear: a surge in prices for American households. Experts are also questioning the timing. Growth is slowing, trade tensions are rising, and businesses lack visibility. Even within the Republican camp, some of the president’s allies express their discomfort. The crypto market, often seen as an alternative to fiat currencies, is also impacted. BTC, although partially decoupled, remains sensitive to macroeconomic movements. When the economy trembles, crypto wobbles too. Is the liberation intended by Trump at risk of producing the opposite effect and trapping the economy in a spiral of turbulence? In the face of uncertainty, the most seasoned investors act methodically. This is not the time for reckless bets, but for precise adjustments. On traditional markets, flows are moving towards gold. Purchase volumes of ETFs backed by the yellow metal jumped by 20% in the first quarter. In crypto, the movements are subtler, but just as revealing. The whales, the large holders of bitcoin, continue to accumulate despite the drop . Their strategy: to buy at bargain prices, betting on a future rebound. Furthermore, the flows towards crypto ETFs are tentatively on the rise, signaling a renewed institutional interest. Even amidst turmoil, some retain confidence in the long-term fundamentals of BTC. Some investors are betting on a stabilization post-tariff. Others expect a more pronounced correction, especially if the side effects on consumption are too violent. In this environment, caution prevails. But among the experienced, anticipation is key. As always, cycles return… differently. Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies know how to be reborn. Even when everything seems lost, they surprise. Their winter never really lasts. But the dollar, on the other hand, shows signs of deep fatigue. Some analysts talk about an irreversible decline . And if, this time, America was mainly releasing the end of a monetary era?