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Bitcoin Gets $3 Billion Power Play As Cantor, SoftBank, Tether Unite
A consortium led by Brandon Lutnick’s Cantor Equity Partners is preparing one of the most ambitious treasury-style bets on Bitcoin since MicroStrategy first turned its balance sheet into a proxy for the cryptocurrency market. According to a Financial Times report, the special-purpose acquisition company (SPAC) backed by brokerage Cantor Fitzgerald has lined up a combined $3 billion in bitcoin contributions from SoftBank, Tether and Bitfinex to seed a new entity called 21 Capital.
Cantor, SoftBank, and Tether Bet Big On BitcoinThe deal would mark a dramatic entrance for Brandon Lutnick—newly installed as Cantor Fitzgerald chair after his father, Howard Lutnick, joined the Trump administration as commerce secretary—into the centre of an expected post-election revival in US digital-asset investing. Three people briefed on the plan told the FT that 21 Capital will seek to replicate “the success of MicroStrategy, a one-time software company that surged after pivoting to cryptocurrency investing.”
Cantor Equity Partners raised $200 million in its January IPO. That cash, together with the partners’ Bitcoin, would supply the core treasury of 21 Capital. The breakdown cited in the report allocates $1.5 billion in Bitcoin from Tether, $900 million from SoftBank and $600 million from Bitfinex. A further $350 million convertible bond and $200 million private equity placement are being arranged “to buy additional Bitcoin,” the sources said.
Upon completion, the digital-asset contributions would convert into 21 Capital shares at $10 per share, valuing the transferred Bitcoin at $85,000 per coin. The plan is still fluid. The FT cautions that “the deal was likely to be announced in the coming weeks, it could still fail to materialise, and the numbers could change.”
MicroStrategy’s multiyear bitcoin accumulation has produced a $91 billion market capitalization, and its model—issuing equity and low-coupon debt to finance further purchases—has become a playbook for corporate-treasury adoption of digital assets. Lutnick’s proposed vehicle is the first SPAC expressly designed to mimic that template at scale, and it arrives as the Trump administration signals “a more accommodative stance to cryptocurrency trading.”
Cantor Fitzgerald has already benefited from the new policy climate, having advised on Tether’s $775 million investment in conservative video-sharing platform Rumble. The brokerage is also sponsoring two additional Lutnick-led SPACs that remain in search of targets.
The presence of SoftBank—with “$180 billion in assets, $32 billion in cash, and a massive portfolio of companies,” as BTC Inc. chief executive David Bailey observed—gives the proposed vehicle immediate global heft. Bailey told followers on X, “SoftBank has officially entered the Bitcoin market with an initial $900m acquisition… Masayoshi Son!” Steven Lubka, who runs Swan Private Wealth, posted simply: “Cantor, SoftBank, and Tether launching a BTC acquisition vehicle.”
Market observers have been quick to link the consortium’s emergence to Bitcoin’s recent price action. Tuur Demeester, host of the B Reel podcast and a director at the Texas Bitcoin Foundation, wrote that “this announcement could explain why Bitcoin is up 12% in the past week.”
Jeff Park, head of Alpha Strategies at Bitwise, framed the collaboration in geopolitical terms, calling it “the ultimate ‘exorbitant privilege’ joint venture— a move so wild you can’t begin to fathom how it will supercharge the dollar export machine in a positive feedback loop of the existing global carry system.”
At press time, BTC traded at $93,391.
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Comparing The XRP Open Interest To November 2024, Is A 600% Rally Still Possible?
The XRP open interest right now could be a good pointer for where the price could be headed next, as it has in the past. Looking at the open interest today in comparison to the figures from 2024 before the rally, it remains quite high. Going by historical performance, a high open interest could be quite bearish for the price, leading to a possible price correction from here for XRP.
XRP Open Interest Now Vs. November 2024According to data from Coinglass, the XRP open interest remains quite high, sitting above $3.3 billion at the time of writing. While this is a long way from its all-time high levels of $7.87 billion reached in January 2025, down to the current $3.35 billion. This means that the XRP open interest has dropped by around 50% since January, so around three months.
In comparison to this, back in November 2024, the XRP open interest was much lower. The data shows that it was still less than $1 billion, sitting at only $706 million when the altcoin was still in its consolidation trend that started back in 2023.
This means that the open interest is currently more than 300% higher than what it was before the November 2024 rally. The thing about the open interest is that the lower it is, the higher the likelihood of a rally is. This is because it doesn’t require as much volume to push up the price if the open interest is low.
The current price is also more than 300% higher than it was back in November 2024, showing a high correlation between open interest and price. At this point, with the XRP market cap much higher, the opportunity for a 600% rally like what was witnessed in Q4 2024 is less likely. However, there is still the possibility of a price increase, especially with market pundits calling for new all-time highs.
When Will The Price Hit All-Time Highs?With the current market sentiment, it seems that the XRP price is headed for above $3 once again, but still, the all-time high of $3.8 is still almost 100% away. Some analysts have come forward to say when they expect the price to clear new peaks, with some expecting it sooner rather than later.
One crypto analyst has predicted that the XRP price is set to hit new all-time highs this year. Taking it a step further, she posits that the altcoin is set to clear $10, and in the most extreme cases, it could jump above $25 by January 2026.
Broader Than SEC’s Case: Oregon AG Lawsuit Against Coinbase Calls 31 Cryptocurrencies ‘Unregistered Securities’
Oregon’s Attorney General (AG) has listed XRP and 30 other cryptocurrencies as alleged “unregistered securities” in its state-level complaint against Coinbase. The lawsuit follows the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)’s decision to drop its case against the crypto exchange, which has led industry figures and investors to call the move an unlawful and “politically motivated” action.
XRP, SOL, And ADA Called ‘Unregistered Securities’Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield filed a complaint against Coinbase on April 18, alleging the US-based crypto exchange had violated the Oregon securities law by facilitating the sale of unregistered cryptocurrencies to the state’s residents.
The court document, filed in in Multnomah County Circuit Court, states that the crypto exchange “has continuously and repeatedly violated the Oregon Securities Law, which ascribes liability to persons ´who [s]ell[] or successfully solicit[] the sale of a security … in violation of the Oregon Securities Law’ (ORS 59.115(1)(a)), as well as to persons who ‘participate[] or materially aid[] in the sale’ (ORS 59.115(3)).”
On Monday, Paradigm’s Vice President of Regulatory Affairs, Justin Slaughter, highlighted that the Oregon AG’s complaint is a “true kitchen sink lawsuit,” covering significantly more tokens than the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)’s case.
The lawsuit claims that the crypto exchange offered and sold 31 cryptocurrencies as investment contracts. The list of alleged “unregistered securities” includes AAVE, ADA, ALGO, AMP, APE, ATOM, AVAX, AXS, CHZ, COMP, DASH, DDX, EOS, FIL, FLOW, ICP, LCX, LINK, MATIC, MIR, MKR, NEAR, POWR, RLY, SAND, SOL, UNI, VGX, WLUNA, XRP, and XYO.
Journalist and Podcast host Eleanor Terret noted that Rayfield’s complaint names 18 more cryptocurrencies than the SEC originally named in its case, which listed 13 tokens: SOL, ADA, MATIC, FIL, SAND, AXS, CHZ, FLOW, ICP, NEAR, VGX, DASH, and NEXO.
For context, the SEC sued Coinbase in June 2023, claiming the platform was an unregistered securities exchange. The regulatory agency argued that the exchange operated as an unregistered broker-dealer and illegally sold unregistered securities through its staking program. Nonetheless, the lawsuit was dismissed in February 2025.
Coinbase Slams Oregon AG’s LawsuitCoinbase’s Chief Legal Officer (CLO), Paul Grewal, stated that “no matter your asset or project,” the Oregon Attorney General has “accused you of violating securities laws and fleecing your token holders.”
In his Monday post, He added that the exchange had notified around 560,000 of its users in Oregon “about the unlawful action taken in their name.” Last week, Grewal called the lawsuit an “embarrassing waste of Oregon taxpayer dollars.”
Rayfield argues that Coinbase sold high-risk investments without being properly vetted to protect consumers, causing significant losses for Oregonians. Nonetheless, Grewal has criticized the legal action, suggesting the lawsuit is politically motivated after the complaint omitted key details.
Look no further than section 9, where it 1) omits Judge Failla’s order granting interlocutory appeal of the @SECGov case; 2) omits any mention of Judge Torres’ decision in XRP; and 3) bears the stamp of the two private law firms brought on to profit from this suit; 4) labels the Chairman of the SEC as a “crypto lobbyist” and 5) decries the reassignment of Gensler’s lead lawyer to the IT department. Not exactly subtle.
Coinbase’s CLO has also stated that the Attorney General’s office had “made it clear” that they were “literally picking up where the Gary Gensler SEC left off.” Grewal considers that Oregon AG’s “copycat case” is attempting to “resurrect” the Commission’s long-criticized regulatory approach, which was recently dropped.
Notably, the SEC has pivoted from its “regulation by enforcement” strategy to oversee the sector under the crypto-friendly Trump administration. As part of its shift, the regulatory agency has scaled back on its special crypto enforcement unit, closed or paused most of its major litigations, and created the Crypto Task Force to oversee the establishment of a comprehensive regulatory framework.
Gold’s About To Explode, Economist Says—But Can Bitcoin Keep Up?
Gold shone to a record peak yesterday to a little over $3,400 an ounce as investors get jittery about the economy. The increase comes as the US dollar retreats to a three-year low and tensions between large economies rise, especially from the US-China trade front.
Gold Soars As Dollar Weakens And Trade Wars Heat UpBased on market numbers, gold’s price spike to $3,430 mirrors increasing worry among investors regarding inflation and the world’s economic stability. The precious metal, traditionally regarded as a safe haven in times of uncertainty, has the potential to breach $3,500 in the middle of the year if trends persist, analyst said.
Economist Peter Schiff, an advocate for investments in gold over the years, recently tweeted that the price of the yellow metal could go higher still if interest rates are slashed by the Federal Reserve. According to Schiff, gold’s value will appreciate based on its tangible form and rarity.
Gold jumping above $3,400 is a clear market signal that the Fed needs to raise interest rates. Yet everyone, including Trump, is calling for the Fed to cut them. The Fed will likely ignore gold’s warning and cave to the pressure to cut. That policy mistake will send gold soaring.
— Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) April 21, 2025
Numerous investors are removing funds from volatile assets and diverting them towards gold, building up the commodity’s status as a solid form of investment amidst choppy market conditions, according to reports.
Schiff Warns Of Potential Economic CollapseSchiff has issued a warning regarding the US economy, connecting new tariff proposals to a potential recession. He cautioned investors to brace for a steep market decline, stating that the shares are still overvalued despite recent drops.
He also issued a dire warning that if there is a recession, the United States may experience its worst economic downturn since the Great Depression. He implied that even a 50% market collapse may not accurately represent how bad things might become.
Bitcoin Climbs Despite Ongoing CriticismAs gold makes the headlines, Bitcoin crept up to $86,885, rising by 2.80% as per the data by Coingecko. The digital currency registered a four-week record from recent trading sessions, CoinMarketCap data shows.
A month ago on Mar. 6th, Trump established the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. So far, the value of the Bitcoin held in that reserve has declined by over 12%. Had the U.S. sold it and added to our gold reserve, not only would we have avoided that loss, but we would now have a 2% gain.
— Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) April 7, 2025
Not everybody views the growth of Bitcoin as sustainable. Schiff is very much opposed to the cryptocurrency, shooting down a proposal to include Bitcoin in national reserves after the coin recently fell by 12% in value.
Schiff pointed out that while gold regularly swings between 10-20% a year, Bitcoin regularly varies by more than 50%, and so is too volatile in his opinion.
Some Experts Remain Bullish On Crypto’s FutureDespite the criticism, some market watchers remain positive about Bitcoin’s prospects. Jan3 CEO Samson Mow believes that Bitcoin could reach $1 million much sooner than his previous forecast of 2031.
Adding fuel to the bullish narrative, Strategy, headed by Michael Saylor, recently bought 6,556 Bitcoin for $555 million. The stock of the company has rebounded since the announcement, indicating ongoing institutional faith in cryptocurrency as a potential hedge against inflation.
Meanwhile, ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ author Robert Kiyosaki believes Bitcoin could reach between $180,000 and $200,000 this year, citing economic uncertainty and the world’s leading crypto’s fixed supply as supporting factors.
Featured image from Vaulted, chart from TradingView
Chainlink Registers Month Of Exchange Outflows—Altcoin To Watch?
On-chain data shows Chainlink (LINK) has seen a month of consistent outflows, something that could prove to be bullish for the altcoin’s price.
Chainlink Exchange Netflow Has Been Negative RecentlyIn a new post on X, the market intelligence platform IntoTheBlock has discussed about the trend in the Exchange Netflow for Chainlink. The “Exchange Netflow” refers to an on-chain metric that keeps track of the net amount of LINK moving into or out of the wallets associated with centralized exchanges.
When the indicator has a positive value, it means the investors are depositing a net number of tokens of the asset into these platforms. As one of the main reasons why holders would transfer their coins to exchanges is for selling-related purposes, this kind of trend can have a bearish implication for the asset’s price.
On the other hand, the metric being under the zero mark suggests the exchange outflows are outweighing the inflows. Generally, investors take their coins away from the custody of these central entities when they want to hold into the long term, so such a trend can have a bullish impact on the cryptocurrency.
Now, here is the chart shared by the analytics firm that shows the trend in the Chainlink Exchange Netflow over the past month:
As displayed in the above graph, the Chainlink Exchange Netflow has been inside the negative region for almost all of the past month, implying the investors have constantly been making net withdrawals.
In total, the exchanges have registered net outflows amounting to $120 million in this period. Given this trend, it’s possible that the investors have been in a phase of accumulation.
During the last few days, LINK has enjoyed some recovery in its price, which could potentially be an effect of this buying activity. The Exchange Netflow could now be to monitor in the coming days, as where it heads next could also have an influence on the coin.
Naturally, the outflow streak keeping up would be a bullish sign for Chainlink, while the indicator witnessing a reversal into the positive region could mean a bearish end for the recovery run.
Speaking of the price recovery, on-chain data could hint at where the next major resistance wall could lie for LINK, as analyst Ali Martinez has explained in an X post.
From the above chart, it’s visible that the Chainlink investors last purchased a total of 181.42 million LINK inside the $14.32 to $16.43 range. These investors, who are currently underwater, may provide impedance to the price if a retest occurs, as they could be desperate to exit at their break-even.
LINK PriceAt the time of writing, Chainlink is trading around $13.74, up over 10% in the last seven days.
Bitcoin Trades Near $90K as On-Chain Cost Basis Zones Reveal Key Market Levels
Bitcoin continues to exhibit signs of renewed momentum, with the asset reclaiming ground lost during its recent corrective phase. The price of BTC has moved above $89,000, trading at approximately $89,062 at the time of writing, up 2.3% over the past 24 hours.
With the $90,000 mark now within sight, attention has turned to the behavior of various investor cohorts and how their average cost basis could influence upcoming price action.
While traditional chart levels like resistance and support remain important to many traders, a more data-driven view is emerging from on-chain analysis.
Cost Basis Zones Reveals Key Levels To WatchCryptoQuant contributor Crazzyblockk recently highlighted key cost basis levels across Bitcoin holder segments, offering insights into where major price reactions may be concentrated.
These zones, derived from realized prices across different age groups of Bitcoin holdings, are proving useful in identifying areas of likely support and resistance.
The data focuses on realized prices, the average price at which various groups of holders acquired their Bitcoin, segmented by how long the assets have remained unspent.
According to the analysis, short-term holders, typically defined as those holding BTC for up to 155 days, have an average cost basis of approximately $91,500. This level currently represents a key resistance area, as it indicates the price point at which many recent buyers would begin to move out of loss and into profit.
At the same time, the cost basis for new holders, particularly those in the 1–3 month age band, is estimated around $83,700. This range is acting as a zone of support, given that it reflects the average entry point for recent market participants.
When Bitcoin’s price stays above this threshold, new buyers are more likely to maintain their positions, potentially reducing short-term selling pressure. Conversely, a drop below this level could result in capitulation from newer holders, introducing downside volatility.
Cost Basis Analysis Offers Insight Into Investor BehaviorThe methodology behind these observations relies on segmenting Bitcoin’s Unspent Transaction Outputs (UTXOs) based on their age and calculating realized prices for each group.
This allows analysts to determine where clusters of investors may be in profit or at a loss. Crazzyblockk explains that these zones function as dynamic support and resistance levels, not based on technical indicators but on actual market behavior.
Such data-driven metrics help contextualize market moves beyond short-term speculation. If Bitcoin breaks above the short-term holder realized price near $91.500, it could signify a continuation of bullish behavior as more holders re-enter profitability.
On the other hand, a breakdown below the support level around $83.700 may introduce new selling pressure, particularly from participants who entered during the recent rally.
Featured image created with DALL-E, Chart from TradingView
Why Is Bitcoin Up Today? Bitwise Answers
Bitwise Asset Management’s Weekly Crypto Market Compass – opens with a stark assessment: “With political pressure mounting on Powell and the dollar falling, Bitcoin’s outperformance reflects growing structural divergence from risk assets.” That single line distils the essence of the cryptocurrency’s run over the last few days, hitting $88,800 today—its highest print since early March—and frames the narrative around a weakening US dollar, and a distinct shift in investor psychology.
Why Is Bitcoin Price Up?The note points first to the macro backdrop. A US Dollar Index sliding below 98.5 “amid growing speculation that President Trump may seek to oust Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell” has undermined demand for dollar‑denominated stores of value. Bitwise cites National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett, who told reporters that the administration is “actively exploring” the removal of Powell—language the firm characterises as a public assault on monetary independence that “is beginning to reward sovereign‑free stores of value.”
Against that political theatre, Bitcoin’s statistical profile has become conspicuously defensive. Month‑to‑date the currency is up more than 7%, while the Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 are both down between 7% and 9%. The report calls the gap “early‑stage decoupling” and illustrates it with a chart in which the orange Bitcoin line bends decisively upward as the two equity indices turn lower.
On‑chain data reinforce the impression that the bid is coming from strategic rather than speculative capital. “Over 63.5% of Bitcoin supply has remained unmoved for at least a year,” the analysts write, adding that long‑term‑holder supply has climbed to a year‑to‑date high of 69%. Exchange balances continue to grind lower; at 2.60 million BTC they are now at a multi‑year low, a trend the desk attributes to “whales removing a further ‑260,455 BTC” during the last weekly interval. These numbers, Bitwise argues, “underscore strong conviction among long‑term holders” even as short‑term traders fade in importance.
Derivatives markets echo that tone. BTC futures open interest expanded by “around +15.8 k BTC” and perpetual open interest by “+10.7 k BTC,” while the three‑month annualised basis widened to 5.7%, up from 5.2% the previous week. Funding rates on perpetual swaps stayed positive, indicating that traders are paying a premium to maintain long exposure. Meanwhile, at‑the‑money implied volatility for one‑month options sits near 49% per annum—a level the firm describes as “modest” in historical context and therefore not suggestive of froth.
Spot‑market flows provide a nuanced but broadly supportive picture. Global crypto ETPs experienced net outflows of roughly $30 million last week, a sharp deceleration from the prior week’s exodus of $835 million. Crucially, US spot Bitcoin ETFs bucked the trend, attracting US $15.8 million in fresh capital. Bitwise’s own BITB took in $23.8 million, while Grayscale’s GBTC registered no change and BlackRock’s IBIT absorbed a healthy $186.5 million.
Notably, $381 million flowed into spot Bitcoin ETFs yesterday. These are record inflows since February. These allocations come on top of corporate treasury demand: Japanese public company Metaplanet added 330 BTC at an average cost of $85,605, lifting its holdings near the $420 million threshold, and Strategy Inc. disclosed the purchase of 6,556 BTC for roughly $556 million.
Not all industry news is benign. The Compass devotes a full page to the mining sector, noting that “hashprice is at all‑time lows” just as the US government prepares tariffs of up to 46% on ASIC rigs imported from Southeast Asia. With an estimated 40% of global hashrate located in the United States, those levies threaten to squeeze a segment already wrestling with thinning profit margins.
Some operators, such as Bitfufu and Bitdeer, are redeploying machines to Ethiopia, Norway and Bhutan; others, including Riot and CleanSpark, moved shipments forward to beat the deadline. The report warns that public companies holding Bitcoin on balance‑sheet “crowd out” miners by offering investors price exposure without operational risk or large capital expenditures.
Yet the firm’s central conclusion is unambiguous: the macro forces that have lifted Bitcoin off its March lows remain intact. “Bitcoin outperformed both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq this month,” the authors remind readers, “as US dollar dominance shows signs of erosion.” Their proprietary Cryptoasset Sentiment Index has shifted from −0.23 to +0.21, its first positive reading in two months, even as breadth remains narrow—only 20% of tracked altcoins beat Bitcoin last week. In Bitwise’s interpretation, concentrated leadership is not a weakness but a sign that “capital is being re‑allocated toward assets perceived as sovereign‑free macro hedges.”
The final paragraph of the Compass captures the firm’s thesis in a phrase that reads like a coda to this week’s price action: “With portfolios globally diversifying away from dollar‑denominated assets, Bitcoin’s positioning as a sovereign‑free macro hedge and emerging store of value is helping it absorb a growing share of institutional allocations.” For now, Bitcoin’s ascendancy is less about momentum or retail enthusiasm than about a crisis of confidence in the monetary regime that underpins the global financial architecture. As that edifice wobbles, Bitwise sees investors reaching for the one asset that, by design, has no central bank at all.
At press time, BTC traded at $88,861.
Bitcoin Could Surge To Record High Amid Fed Independence Concerns: Standard Chartered
Bitcoin (BTC) may be poised to surge to new all-time highs (ATH) as concerns grow over the independence of the US Federal Reserve. Notably, US President Donald Trump and his team are reportedly exploring whether they can legally remove Fed Chair Jerome Powell before his term expires in May 2026.
Is Bitcoin Heading To New Record Highs?BTC crossed the $90,000 mark for the first time since March, driven by mounting macroeconomic uncertainty and fresh tariff-related concerns. Heightening the tension is Trump’s pressure campaign against Powell, warning that the US economy could slow down unless interest rates are cut.
Meanwhile, Powell remains committed to a data-driven approach in line with the Fed’s dual mandate – to control inflation and ensure maximum employment – showing no urgency to slash rates.
Inflation fears have resurfaced following Trump’s announcement of potential reciprocal tariffs on countries worldwide. Such tariffs could reignite inflation, pushing up the prices of goods and services in the short to medium term.
Although Trump recently claimed that there is “virtually no inflation” in the US, he also warned of a potential economic downturn if interest rates are not cut. Interestingly, Trump had appointed Powell as Fed Chair during his first presidential term in 2016.
In a note shared today, Standard Chartered’s Head of Digital Assets, Geoff Kendrick, warned that Trump’s rhetoric could undermine the Fed’s independence – an outcome that may benefit Bitcoin.
The Standard Chartered executive added that BTC “is a hedge against risks to the existing financial system due to its decentralized ledger.” Kendrick added:
The yield premium investors are demanding to buy long-dated Treasuries versus short-dated ones has risen sharply and this is benefiting bitcoin.
Recent data shows the 10-year Treasury yield rising two basis points to 4.425%. A sudden spike in long-term Treasury yields is considered bearish as it reflects rising borrowing costs and tighter financial conditions – factors that can weigh on economic growth and dampen risk appetite.
It is worth noting that earlier this year, Standard Chartered had predicted that BTC may reach as high as $200,000 by the end of 2025. BTC’s current ATH sits at $108,786 recorded earlier this year on January 20.
Technicals Point Toward Bitcoin RallyWhile Bitcoin may benefit from uncertainty around the US Fed’s autonomy, technical indicators also point toward a potential rally for the flagship cryptocurrency. For instance, the TD Sequential recently flashed a buy signal on the BTC weekly chart.
Meanwhile, large-scale investors – commonly known as Bitcoin whales – don’t appear concerned by tariff-related panic. On-chain data shows continued BTC accumulation by these sophisticated players.
At the same time, Bitcoin’s network fundamentals are growing stronger. Its hashrate recently reached a new all-time high, underscoring the network’s resilience and security.
Adding to the optimism, crypto analyst Master of Crypto recently suggested that BTC may be mirroring gold’s historical “power curve” – with potential to reach as high as $450,000 by the end of 2025. At press time, BTC trades at $90,957, up 3.3% in the last 24 hours.
Dogecoin Price Struggles With $0.15: Machine Learning Algorithm Reveals What Is In Store For Rest Of April
The Dogecoin price is currently struggling to break above the $0.15 level, providing a bearish sentiment for the leading meme coin. Amid the price struggle, this machine learning algorithm has revealed what to expect from DOGE as April draws to a close.
Machine Learning Reveals What’s Next As Dogecoin Price Struggles With The $0.15 LevelCoincodex’s machine learning algorithm has revealed that the Dogecoin price is set to trade within this $0.15 range for the remainder of April. Based on the prediction, DOGE could drop below $0.15 on April 24 but quickly reclaim the $0.15 level the next day. Meanwhile, the leading meme coin could successfully break above $0.15 on April 29, as it surges to $0.163.
The machine learning algorithm also predicts that the Dogecoin price will further rally to $0.166 by April 30, before the month ends. However, that means that DOGE is still likely to close this month in the red. May is expected to be a better month for the leading meme coin based on Coincodex’s prediction.
The algorithm predicts that the Dogecoin price could rally to as high as $0.192 in May, representing a gain of over 19% from the meme coin’s current price level. A rally to $0.19 could pave the way for DOGE to reach the psychological $0.2 level, with a break above this level likely to confirm the bullish momentum.
Historical data also supports May being a bullish month for the Dogecoin price. Cryptorank data shows that DOGE boasts an average gain of 23% in May. The leading meme coin recorded a 19% gain in May last year, while it also rallied over 200% in May 2017, which coincided with a bull run.
DOGE Could Quickly Rally To $0.26In an X post, crypto analyst Kevin Capital stated that if the Bitcoin price breaks above $89,000 and shows conviction upwards, he believes that the Dogecoin price will reclaim $0.26 relatively quickly. The analyst further remarked that BTC holds the cards, as always, especially with its dominance continuing to rise and monetary policy remaining tight.
Crypto analyst Trader Tardigrade also provided a bullish outlook for the Dogecoin price. In an X post, he revealed that DOGE is breaking out of a 4-month trendline on the daily chart since January 2025. His accompanying chart showed that the leading meme coin could rally to as high as $0.56, surpassing its current local high of around $0.46, which it reached in December last year. Once DOGE reaches this level, it could then set its sights on its current ATH.
At the time of writing, the Dogecoin price is trading at around $0.16, down in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap.
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