MACP: Macro Factors Suppressing Crypto Market, Bitcoin Still Holding Strong at $67,000
BlockBeats News, April 3rd, QCP released its weekly report, pointing out that "Against the background of escalating geopolitical tensions and rising oil price volatility, Bitcoin has remained around $67,000, demonstrating a certain level of resilience; Ethereum has shown steady performance, while altcoins have lagged behind relatively. Market positions have been cleared, selling pressure has eased, and short-term hedging demand remains active, indicating that the market is no longer overcrowded. Support does exist, but it is limited. Bitcoin has buying support but has not yet seen widespread chasing gains."
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