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Enter the Bitcoin PMI, a cheeky little indicator that’s still lounging below the mark where every proper peak has decided to throw its hat in the ring.

Key Takeaways:

Bitcoin (BTC), that sly fox, was spotted trading at $69,427 on April 7th, after a brief flirtation with $70,036 – its first attempt at this level since March 26th. This little escapade coincided with $471 million in spot Bitcoin ETF inflows on April 6th, the 6th-largest single-day figure of 2026, according to SoSoValue. The 4H chart reveals an ascending channel in place since late March, with Bitcoin playing a game of higher lows from the $65,000 zone toward $70,000. But, oh dear, that round-number resistance has been a stubborn gatekeeper, refusing to let our hero pass through multiple sessions.

Changpeng Zhao, better known as CZ, gave us a peek behind the curtain of the FTX disaster, and it’s just as glamorous as you’d expect from a bunch of overconfident billionaires fumbling around in the dark. According to Zhao, Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) called him up and casually asked for “a couple billion dollars” like he was ordering a bologna sandwich at a deli. No biggie. You know, just a couple billion to rescue the sinking ship that was FTX. Totally normal.

Sources, none other than the ever-reliable CNN, cite a “regional source” (truly a man of mystery) suggesting “some good news is expected from both sides soon.” The world, it seems, is holding its breath, as it anticipates a deal might be sealed before President Trump’s ominously looming deadline expires. Such optimism, after all, comes just hours after the markets were preparing for the worst-an impending escalation in the Middle East.

XRP’s price has recently fallen significantly, and this is starting to shift how the market behaves as investors experience increasing losses. More and more XRP is now held by people who bought at a higher price, meaning they are currently operating at a loss. Researcher and investor BankXRP notes this growing trend suggests fading price momentum and increasing pressure on the market as more holders find themselves ‘underwater’ – meaning the current price is below their purchase price.

Kraken’s page lists UNI at roughly $3.15, up 1.82 % over the last 24 hours, with a circulating supply of about 633.6 million and a market cap in the $2 billion vicinity. WEEX shows almost the same figures, underscoring that the recent lift is merely a ribcage stretch within a multi‑month hammock, not a new acrobatic feat.

In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), KrissPax noted that the price of Dogecoin has been fluctuating within a predictable pattern – a symmetrical triangle – for the past two months, with a strong support level around $0.09. He believes that despite low market enthusiasm and trading activity, a significant price increase is possible, but cautioned that such gains might not last. However, he also suggested that any sudden price drops would likely be met with buying pressure.

SBI Ripple Asia, a dazzling joint venture between Japan’s SBI Holdings and the blockchain crusaders at Ripple, casually announced on Tuesday that it had finished creating its new token issuance platform on the XRP Ledger. The world collectively gasped (or maybe just blinked).

In a move that would make even the most jaded financier raise an eyebrow, Morgan Stanley has become the first major US bank to issue its own proprietary spot Bitcoin ETF, rather than peddling a third-party fund. With 16,000 financial advisors herding $6.2 trillion in client assets, the stakes are as high as a cat on a chandelier.