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Bitcoin tops $90,000 for the first time since early March

Bitcoin tops $90,000 for the first time since early March

On 22 April, the price of the leading cryptocurrency climbed past $90,000, returning to early-March levels.

Hourly BTC/USDT chart on Binance. Data: TradingView.
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Bitcoin tested $91,000 before easing slightly.

15-minute BTC/USDT chart on Binance. Data: TradingView.
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BTC/USDT on Binance hit a local high of $91,666.

The Fear and Greed Index moved into the ‘neutral’ zone for the first time in a month.

Data: Alternative.me.

The trader known as Rekt Capital noted that Bitcoin’s market share has risen to 64%.

He called it a key stepping stone toward a possible rise to 71% if the trend persists.

To the moon again?

Rekt Capital also expressed confidence that the downtrend has ended, noting a decisive break of diagonal resistance.

According to analyst Miles Deutscher, the number of new whale investors is rising at the fastest pace in Bitcoin’s history.

Another milestone is a record gap between Bitcoin’s market capitalisation and the aggregate value of altcoins. That reflects the leading cryptocurrency’s strengthening position, said WeRate co-founder Quinten François.

CryptoQuant contributor Crazzyblockk flagged two key levels: $91,500 and $83,700.

He sees the former as resistance and the latter as near-term support. A move beyond either boundary would define the next trend, the analyst said.

On 21 April, the price of the digital gold rose above $87,000.

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