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Bitcoin is regaining market attention as its latest rebound tests investor conviction, corporate accumulation trends, and the evolving US regulatory landscape. While price action has improved and bullish momentum is gradually building, caution remains high as traders look for confirmation above key resistance levels and monitor whether regulatory progress and institutional demand can support the next phase of the rally.
Bitcoin’s recent rebound may be a “disbelief rally,” as traders remain cautious despite BTC rising about 13% since April 1. There is still little euphoria around the move, with many expecting another leg lower by October.
Bitcoin was trading near $77,377 after falling to $60,000 in February from its October 2025 peak of $126,100. Some analysts say a break above $86,000 could suggest the bottom is already in, while sentiment data warns that true market bottoms rarely happen when the crowd confidently expects them. This mixed outlook highlights how uncertainty continues to dominate the market, even as Bitcoin’s price action improves and bullish momentum gradually builds.
Strategy may be preparing for another Bitcoin purchase after its co-founder shared the company’s BTC buying history, a move that has previously hinted at fresh accumulation.
The company recently bought 34,164 BTC for over $2.5 billion, lifting total holdings to 815,061 BTC, worth about $63.6 billion. With Bitcoin trading above Strategy’s average purchase price of $75,528, its holdings have returned to profit after earlier unrealized losses.
Strategy remains far ahead of other public Bitcoin treasury firms and continues to act as a major buyer in the market. Supporters believe its aggressive accumulation could tighten supply and push prices higher, while critics warn that its reliance on issuing preferred equity may carry risks if Bitcoin fails to keep rising.
The US CLARITY Act, aimed at providing clearer rules for the crypto industry, is expected by some to move forward in May and potentially be signed in June. The bill is seen as important for both political parties and could help bring more regulatory certainty to digital assets.
Supporters say the legislation could open access to US financial products for billions of people globally by enabling tokenized assets to be distributed through crypto wallets. It is also viewed as a potential catalyst for innovation and could encourage crypto firms to remain or return to the US.
However, delays remain a concern. Disputes between banks and the crypto industry, particularly around stablecoin yields, have slowed progress. Some industry observers are still skeptical, warning that if the bill slips past mid-May, its chances of passing this year could fall sharply.
After breaking above 69,224.20 on April 1, BTC/USD extended its recovery but has so far failed to close above the critical 80,000 threshold. Price is currently hovering around 78,960, suggesting that the market has not yet confirmed a decisive directional breakout.
From a trend perspective, the Average Directional Movement Index remains above 25, indicating that directional pressure is strengthening and that Bitcoin may be entering a more active trending phase. Price also continues to trade above both the 20-period and 50-period exponential moving averages, reflecting firmer short-term buying interest. The bullish crossover of the 20-period EMA above the 50-period EMA further supports a constructive medium-term technical bias.
Momentum conditions are also improving. The Momentum oscillator has moved above the 100 threshold, signaling building upside pressure, while the Relative Strength Index has climbed back above the neutral 50 level, suggesting that buyers are regaining near-term control. However, a developing negative divergence between price action and the Momentum oscillator warns that a medium-term correction remains possible.
On the downside, 75,914.51 is the key support level to monitor. A decisive break below this area would likely confirm renewed bearish momentum and expose 68,905.38, with the risk of a deeper move toward 64,914.08 over time.
On the upside, bulls need to secure a sustained move above 80,000, followed by a break above 82,703, to reduce downside risks and strengthen the bullish outlook meaningfully. Even then, the 93,713.21 region is expected to act as a major resistance zone where selling pressure could re-emerge.
Bitcoin’s recovery is gaining traction, but the market remains far from fully convinced. Improving momentum, ongoing institutional accumulation, and potential regulatory progress all support a more constructive outlook. However, BTC/USD still needs a sustained break above 80,000 and 82,703 to confirm stronger bullish continuation. Until then, caution remains warranted, with 75,914.51 standing as the key downside level to watch.