火星财经消息, Bitfinex 发布报告指出，比特币在过去一周强劲反弹，收复了 85,000 美元的关口。美国总统特朗普宣布暂停征收新关税 90 天，贸易紧张局势缓解，并重新点燃了风险偏好，宏观经济形势的缓和推动了比特币的反弹。重要的是，此次反弹是由现货市场需求而非杠杆衍生品仓位推动的，这表明买家对比特币持有真正的信心。比特币本周收盘上涨 6.67%，延续了自低点以来 15%的涨幅，这表明此次回调与以往牛市中常见的周期中期回调走势一致。各大交易所的现货累计交易量增量显示持续的积极买盘，但价格仍被困在 75,000 美元至 85,000 美元的区间内。这种背离预示着，如果供应进一步减少，则有可能出现上行突破。然而，预计本周初将出现短期回调，受获利了结推动。对此次下跌的反应——买家是否继续吸收供应——将决定比特币是否会推向 90,000 美元。

<div>火星财经消息, Bitfinex 发布报告指出，比特币在过去一周强劲反弹，收复了 85,000 美元的关口。美国总统特朗普宣布暂停征收新关税 90 天，贸易紧张局势缓解，并重新点燃了风险偏好，宏观经济形势的缓和推动了比特币的反弹。重要的是，此次反弹是由现货市场需求而非杠杆衍生品仓位推动的，这表明买家对比特币持有真正的信心。比特币本周收盘上涨 6.67%，延续了自低点以来 15%的涨幅，这表明此次回调与以往牛市中常见的周期中期回调走势一致。各大交易所的现货累计交易量增量显示持续的积极买盘，但价格仍被困在 75,000 美元至 85,000 美元的区间内。这种背离预示着，如果供应进一步减少，则有可能出现上行突破。然而，预计本周初将出现短期回调，受获利了结推动。对此次下跌的反应——买家是否继续吸收供应——将决定比特币是否会推向 90,000 美元。</div>

Bitfinex报告：比特币强劲反弹，买家翘首以盼

<Mars Finance News>, Bitfinex released a report indicating that Bitcoin has strongly rebounded over the past week, reclaiming the $85,000 mark. U.S. President Trump announced a 90-day suspension of new tariffs, easing trade tensions and reigniting risk appetite, with the easing of macroeconomic conditions driving Bitcoin's rebound. Importantly, this rebound was driven by spot market demand rather than leveraged derivative positions, indicating that buyers have genuine confidence in Bitcoin. Bitcoin closed this week up 6.67%, continuing the 15% rise since its low point, which suggests that this pullback is consistent with the typical mid-cycle correction in bull markets. The cumulative spot trading volume increase across major exchanges shows continued positive buying pressure, but the price remains trapped in the $75,000 to $85,000 range. This divergence suggests a potential upward breakthrough if supply further decreases. However, a short-term correction is expected at the beginning of this week, driven by profit-taking. The reaction to this decline—whether buyers continue to absorb supply—will determine if Bitcoin will push towards $90,000.

<div>Mars Finance News: Bitfinex released a report indicating that Bitcoin has strongly rebounded over the past week, reclaiming the $85,000 mark. U.S. President Trump announced a 90-day suspension of new tariffs, easing trade tensions and reigniting risk appetite. The easing of macroeconomic conditions has driven Bitcoin's rebound. Importantly, this rebound was driven by spot market demand rather than leveraged derivative positions, indicating genuine buyer confidence in Bitcoin. Bitcoin closed this week up 6.67%, continuing the 15% rise from its low point, which suggests this pullback is consistent with typical mid-cycle corrections in bull markets. Cumulative spot trading volume increases across major exchanges show continued positive buying pressure, though the price remains trapped between $75,000 and $85,000. This divergence suggests a potential upward breakthrough if supply further decreases. However, a short-term correction is expected early this week, driven by profit-taking. The reaction to this decline—whether buyers continue to absorb supply—will determine if Bitcoin can push towards $90,000.</div>

Bitfinex report: Bitcoin rebounds strongly, buyers are looking forward to it

According to the CryptoQuant Insights report, after Trump announced a 90-day tariff suspension, Bitcoin rebounded, and the decline of ETH and XRP also narrowed. Despite Bitcoin's rebound, CryptoQuant's bull market score index dropped to 10, reaching its lowest level since November 2022. The index must break through 40 to indicate a sustained bullish momentum.

CryptoQuant analyzed that Bitcoin's current resistance is between $84,000 and $96,000, if...

CryptoQuant warns: Bitcoin rebound may be weak "Bull market index hits a new low in 2.5 years", key resistance is 84,000-96,000 magnesium

<Odaily> Planet News: OKX market data shows that BTC rebounded and broke through 85,000 USDT, currently trading at 85,018.2 USDT, with a 24-hour increase narrowed to 0.37%. (This brief news was assisted by AI generation)

BTC rebounded and broke through 85,000 USDT, with a 24-hour increase of 0.37%

<PANews> On April 13th, Santiment reported that Trump's weekend tariff exemption policy triggered an instant surge in the crypto market. Compared to 24 hours earlier, the technology industry's impact from high import costs has significantly weakened, and Bitcoin has reached a high of $85,900.

Historically, crypto assets like Bitcoin typically move in sync with tech stocks, especially when investor sentiment shifts towards higher-risk assets. When tech stocks perform well, investors are often more confident in purchasing cryptocurrencies. Therefore, Trump's tariff exemption policy dispersed the clouds hanging over the tech industry, indirectly alleviating pressure on the crypto market. In fact, within hours of the announcement, Bitcoin rebounded to the weekend high of $85,900, breaking through the resistance level around $83,000.

Moreover, the exemption for semiconductors and computer components can be seen as beneficial for the long-term crypto ecosystem. These components are crucial for cryptocurrency mining, blockchain infrastructure construction, and the development of AI-based crypto tools. If the production and supply of these components remain uninterrupted and reasonably priced, it will ensure the continuity of the crypto industry's pillars, whether in mining or development. This means crypto exchanges, wallet providers, and blockchain solution-focused tech startups will be able to operate more smoothly.

Although Trump's trade policy remains complex and unpredictable, the targeted exemption for tech equipment provides a clear policy direction and relieves market pressure in the short term. Investors are now more confident that consumer electronics inflation will be avoided, and businesses won't be forced to raise prices or cut innovation. This doesn't mean the end of tariff concerns, but it does alleviate one of the biggest worries facing the crypto industry.

Currently, the crypto market has shown a mild bullish reaction, and the stock market should rise on Monday, which will further drive Bitcoin and Altcoins upward. However, after the initial reaction, the market will become more interesting, and the public's "FOMO" sentiment might kill any upward momentum.</PANews>