Bitcoin rebounds as traders spot China ‘weaker yuan’ chart, but US trade war caps $80K BTC rally
08 Aprile 2025 - 5:37PM
Cointelegraph


Bitcoin (BTC) danced around $80,000 at the
April 8 Wall Street open as US stock markets staged a fresh
recovery, but unresolved tensions between China and the US continue
to put a damper on BTC’s upside. 
BTC/USD 1-hour chart. Source:
Cointelegraph/TradingView
Hayes: Bitcoin can repeat historic China inflows
Data from Cointelegraph
Markets Pro and TradingView
showed BTC price volatility cooling while the S&P 500 and
Nasdaq Composite Index gained up to 4.3% in the first few hours of
trading.
Stocks built on a strong
rebound that had accompanied the start of the week’s TradFi
trading, alleviating fears of a 1987 “Black Monday” style
crash.
US trade tariffs nonetheless stayed top of the agenda for
traders, who in particular eyed the ongoing war of words with
China.
In a post on Truth
Social, US President Donald Trump claimed that Beijing “wants to
make a deal, badly, but they don't know how to get it started.”
“We are waiting for their call,” he told readers.
Source: Truth Social
Bitcoin advocates eyed the devaluation of the yuan as part of
China’s tariff response and the potential inflows to hedges such as
BTC as a result.
“Xi's major weapon is independent monetary policy which
necessitates a weaker yuan,” Arthur Hayes, ex-CEO of crypto
exchange BitMEX, wrote in part of X coverage of the topic.
Hayes suggested that either the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) or
the US Federal Reserve would ultimately provide the fuel for a BTC
price rally.
“If not the Fed then the PBOC will give us the yachtzee
ingredients,” he argued in his
characteristic style.
“CNY deval = narrative that Chinese capital flight will
flow into $BTC. It worked in 2013 , 2015, and can work in 2025.
Ignore China at your own peril.”
USD/CNY 3-day chart. Source:
Cointelelgraph/TradingView
The Fed, meanwhile, could boost Bitcoin and risk assets by
lowering interest rates to stimulate growth. In a
blog post on
the day, AllianceBernstein predicted this happening even as tariffs
added to inflationary pressures.
“If the economy slows, as we expect it will, the Fed will be
inclined to cut rates even if price levels are high,” Eric
Winograd, the firm’s Developed Market Economic Research director
wrote.
“The view is that actual inflation tells us what the
economy was doing but not what it will do. The Fed has cut rates
before with inflation elevated, and we expect it to do so again
unless—a very big ‘unless’—inflation expectations become
unanchored.”
Fed target rate probabilities (screenshot). Source: CME
Group
Winograd said that AllianceBernstein expected 75 basis points of
rate cuts in 2025, with the latest data from CME Group’s
FedWatch Tool showing markets betting on the first of these
coming at the Fed’s June meeting.
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fake tariff news pump shows ‘market is ready to
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Fibonacci offers a “big level to watch” for BTC price
Considering the global market tumult of the last three days,
Bitcoin’s price action has remained eerily cool on the shorter
timeframes as snap price moves gave way to consolidation.
For traders, among the key levels to watch was the 0.382
Fibonacci retracement level, currently near $73,500.
“In a bull market, the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement acts as key
support,” popular trader Titan of Crypto explained,
describing BTC/USD as “in a reversal zone.”
“As long as BTC closes above it, the uptrend remains
intact, even with a wick below.”
BTC/USD 1-month chart with Fibonacci levels. Source: Titan
of Crypto/X
Fellow trader Daan Crypto Trades also underscored the level’s
potential significance, with it coinciding with old all-time highs
from March 2024.
“$BTC Has respected its .382 Fibonacci retracements, measured
from the cycle bottom to the local tops, quite well so far,” he
told X
followers.
“This is the 3rd time we get such a test this cycle.
This time we got some confluence from the 2024 highs as well. Big
level to watch.”
Other important trend lines, as
Cointelegraph reported, include the 200-day simple moving
average (SMA), a classic bull market support line that was lost
when BTC first fell below $82,000.
BTC/USD 1-day chart with 200 SMA. Source:
Cointelegraph/TradingView
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trading move involves risk, and readers should conduct their own
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