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Donald Trump has escalated trade tensions with China on Monday, April 7, by threatening to impose “additional” tariffs of 50% on Chinese products. This new escalation could take effect as early as April 9, if Beijing does not reverse its decision to retaliate against the American customs offensive. Indeed, China had announced an increase in its own tariffs to 34% on American imports, starting from April 10. The situation quickly worsened after the imposition, on Saturday, of a 10% customs tariff on all American imports. This rate is set to increase to 20% for the European Union and 34% for China by Wednesday. Labeled as a “strategic adjustment” by Trump, this measure has been seen as an attack by several economic partners, notably China, which retaliated by also applying taxes of 34% on American products. In response to Beijing’s retaliation, Donald Trump announced a 50% increase in tariffs on Chinese products. On his Truth Social platform, he labeled China as the “greatest profiteer” and criticized its reaction to a policy he deems just. Trump also specified that he would not accept any meeting requests from Beijing while starting negotiations with other nations considered more cooperative. During the press conference on April 7, 2025, Ursula von der Leyen stated that the European Union was ready to negotiate a “zero-for-zero” tariff agreement with the United States. However, Donald Trump rejected any negotiation with Europe, demanding large annual payments before considering any tariff reductions. The EU labeled this demand as extortion, emphasizing that relations between Europe and the United States are now fractured. In reaction to these statements, European stock markets turned positive again, although the situation remains tense, and NATO could be the next target of tensions. The trade war between the United States, China, and the European Union continues to intensify global tensions. Donald Trump’s threats and the responses from Beijing and the EU signal a period of difficult negotiations. Markets remain volatile and are still struggling to recover from the $3.25 trillion wiped out in 24 hours .

Litecoin (LTC) , once called the “silver to Bitcoin’s gold,” is now facing a major existential crisis. As global markets nosedive due to rising tensions in the ongoing tariff wars, cryptocurrencies have not been spared. Litecoin price , in particular, has seen its price tumble violently, plunging from over $80 to as low as $63 in just a few days. With panic gripping traders and charts turning red, the question arises—is Litecoin headed for zero, or is this the final flush before a powerful reversal? Let’s break down the technicals from both daily and hourly perspectives and examine what the indicators are screaming right now. On the daily timeframe, Litecoin is in full freefall mode . The Heikin Ashi candles have turned solid red with long bodies and virtually no upper wicks, a textbook sign of strong bearish momentum. LTC has decisively broken below its key moving averages—20 SMA ($87), 50 SMA ($101), 100 SMA ($107), and 200 SMA ($96.5)—which were once stacked in a bearish order and now seem completely irrelevant as price plummets. This 10%+ drop in a single day is not just volatility; it's fear-driven liquidation. The drop beneath the 200-day SMA has erased months of slow accumulation and shifted the market structure into a full breakdown. Support levels around $70 and even $65 failed to hold, with LTC hitting $63 before a small bounce. More worryingly, the Accumulation/Distribution Line (ADL) has sharply dropped off. This means there's no whale accumulation happening. Institutions and large wallets are exiting—not buying the dip. This removes one of the key arguments bulls had left. Looking at the hourly chart, there is a momentary pause in selling pressure—but not much else. Litecoin price has formed a few small-bodied Heikin Ashi candles around the $65 mark, hinting at temporary exhaustion from sellers. However, the overall trend is still firmly downward. The 20, 50, 100, and 200 SMAs on the hourly chart are all curving downward and stacked in bearish order, with the 20 SMA currently at $70.42 and the 200 SMA far above at $82.40. Price is deeply disconnected from these levels, showing how stretched the current move is—but also how strong the downward momentum has become. ADL on the hourly confirms this bearish bias, trending lower throughout the drop. While price has slowed, there’s no sign of fresh buying pressure. It's a classic "dead cat bounce" setup unless proven otherwise. Litecoin’s nearest support is now psychological and untested , with $60 acting as the next round level below. A break under $63 could bring a freefall toward $55–$50, and if macro panic persists, even $40–$35 is not out of the question. On the upside, price would need to reclaim $72–$75 just to breathe. Any bounce below this level is likely to be sold into. A proper recovery would only begin above $80, and only if paired with rising ADL and strong volume. The charts are brutal, and the fundamentals are worse. Litecoin price has shown zero buyer support in the face of the current market panic triggered by global tariff wars. Unless a bullish macro shift or crypto-wide rebound kicks in soon, LTC could see lower prices not witnessed in years. So, will Litecoin crash to $0? Probably not. But if sentiment doesn’t shift quickly, $40 might come before $100 ever does again. Litecoin (LTC) , once called the “silver to Bitcoin’s gold,” is now facing a major existential crisis. As global markets nosedive due to rising tensions in the ongoing tariff wars, cryptocurrencies have not been spared. Litecoin price , in particular, has seen its price tumble violently, plunging from over $80 to as low as $63 in just a few days. With panic gripping traders and charts turning red, the question arises—is Litecoin headed for zero, or is this the final flush before a powerful reversal? Let’s break down the technicals from both daily and hourly perspectives and examine what the indicators are screaming right now. On the daily timeframe, Litecoin is in full freefall mode . The Heikin Ashi candles have turned solid red with long bodies and virtually no upper wicks, a textbook sign of strong bearish momentum. LTC has decisively broken below its key moving averages—20 SMA ($87), 50 SMA ($101), 100 SMA ($107), and 200 SMA ($96.5)—which were once stacked in a bearish order and now seem completely irrelevant as price plummets. This 10%+ drop in a single day is not just volatility; it's fear-driven liquidation. The drop beneath the 200-day SMA has erased months of slow accumulation and shifted the market structure into a full breakdown. Support levels around $70 and even $65 failed to hold, with LTC hitting $63 before a small bounce. More worryingly, the Accumulation/Distribution Line (ADL) has sharply dropped off. This means there's no whale accumulation happening. Institutions and large wallets are exiting—not buying the dip. This removes one of the key arguments bulls had left. Looking at the hourly chart, there is a momentary pause in selling pressure—but not much else. Litecoin price has formed a few small-bodied Heikin Ashi candles around the $65 mark, hinting at temporary exhaustion from sellers. However, the overall trend is still firmly downward. The 20, 50, 100, and 200 SMAs on the hourly chart are all curving downward and stacked in bearish order, with the 20 SMA currently at $70.42 and the 200 SMA far above at $82.40. Price is deeply disconnected from these levels, showing how stretched the current move is—but also how strong the downward momentum has become. ADL on the hourly confirms this bearish bias, trending lower throughout the drop. While price has slowed, there’s no sign of fresh buying pressure. It's a classic "dead cat bounce" setup unless proven otherwise. Litecoin’s nearest support is now psychological and untested , with $60 acting as the next round level below. A break under $63 could bring a freefall toward $55–$50, and if macro panic persists, even $40–$35 is not out of the question. On the upside, price would need to reclaim $72–$75 just to breathe. Any bounce below this level is likely to be sold into. A proper recovery would only begin above $80, and only if paired with rising ADL and strong volume. The charts are brutal, and the fundamentals are worse. Litecoin price has shown zero buyer support in the face of the current market panic triggered by global tariff wars. Unless a bullish macro shift or crypto-wide rebound kicks in soon, LTC could see lower prices not witnessed in years. So, will Litecoin crash to $0? Probably not. But if sentiment doesn’t shift quickly, $40 might come before $100 ever does again.

There are weeks when everything seems to smile on the market. And then there are those when the numbers fall like dead leaves, silently but gravely. Bitcoin ETFs, these open windows to the crypto universe for traditional investors, have experienced one of those weeks where enthusiasm has strayed. Three days were enough to sweep away momentum, pull back capital, and instill doubt. And as often happens, everything begins with a beautiful promise… The recent stabilization of flows in Bitcoin ETFs, long awaited as a sign of market maturity, may ultimately disappoint. The hoped-for calm has turned into a sharp decline, shattering the illusions of bullish continuity. Where analysts saw a decisive turning point, the numbers tell a more unstable, even disorienting reality. Wednesday was the kind of day where the numbers felt like spring. 221 million dollars flowed into Bitcoin ETFs. You could almost hear portfolio managers sighing with ease. BlackRock’s IBIT led the way, boasting +65.25 million, like a signal that the great return of institutional flows had begun. A few anecdotal withdrawals cast a shadow on the ledger, but nothing sufficient to steal the spotlight from this breath of fresh air. One started to dream. The dream lasted only twenty-four hours. On Thursday, the numbers changed their attire. And not to a suit of light: nearly 100 million $ evaporated from the Bitcoin ETFs. Grayscale (GBTC) lost 60.2 million, Bitwise (BITB) 44.19 million, Fidelity (FBTC) 23.27 million, ARKB 20.05 million… Even the most discreet, like VanEck (HODL) and Wisdomtree (BTCW), had to bow. Volumes remained high (2.58 billion $), but net assets melted down to 92.18 billion $. The winter had not said its final word. Friday was more discreet, but no less worrying. One of those days when you open the curtains and nothing happens. Zero influx. No new dollar in the 12 funds scrutinized. And yet, 65 million have left . Again GBTC, ARKB, and BITB in the crosshairs, like pillars that are slowly being eroded. And while interest faded, volumes jumped to 4.43 billion $, as if everything was happening behind the scenes. Silence on the surface, agitation in the aisles. What we retain is not just the flight of capitals. It’s the rhythm, the repetition, the choreography. Wednesday the inflow, Thursday the outflow, Friday the absence. All against a backdrop of increasing volumes, as if the big operators were not fleeing… but simply changing rooms. Behind these 165 million dollars vanished in three days, some see a voluntary pause, a form of strategic observation. A way for institutions to hold their breath before the major macro turns to come. And while Bitcoin ETFs lost altitude, those linked to ether timidly recolored their curve. The fund EZET from Franklin Templeton recorded an inflow of 2.06 million dollars, breaking a series of daily withdrawals. Its trading volume jumped to 371.79 million $, and net assets slightly recovered to 6.16 billion $. An ounce of regained confidence in the Ethereum ecosystem, like a sign that not everything is turning red. The tweet from @ali_charts punctuates this sequence with 700 BTC sold via ETF in a week. That’s a lot. And it’s not much. Because in terms of markets, everything is a matter of context… and tempo. Bitcoin ETFs have not sunk, but they have wobbled. And this fragility, right in the heart of a cycle where they are supposed to open the doors of the crypto market to the general public , is thought-provoking. These products have become the bridge between the plush world of Wall Street and the wild lands of blockchain. They are supposed to reassure, streamline, and democratize. So when capital flows out, one wonders: is the bridge wobbling… or is it simply retreating to bounce back better?

Investors slammed the brakes on bitcoin ETF exposure on Friday, April 4, marking yet another tough session for the asset class. With zero inflows recorded across all 12 funds, outflows stacked up to $64.88 million, driven primarily by Grayscale’s GBTC ($25.21 million), Ark 21shares’ ARKB ($21.82 million), and Bitwise’s BITB ($17.85 million). It was a day of sharp contrasts. While capital exited the sector, total trading activity surged, with bitcoin ETFs registering a strong $4.43 billion in volume, nearly double Thursday’s figure. Still, this heightened action couldn’t lift sentiment, as total net assets settled at $94.45 billion, down from recent highs. Meanwhile, ether ETFs quietly staged a minor comeback. Franklin Templeton’s EZET stepped in with a $2.06 million inflow, the only positive movement of the day. Though modest, the green print broke ether ETFs’ weeklong outflow streak. The rest of the funds remained flat, with no capital movement reported. Ether ETF trading volume climbed to $371.79 million, and net assets nudged up slightly to $6.16 billion. The contrast between bitcoin’s broad-based exits and ether’s fragile inflow raises questions as investors look for clues in next week’s macro events. Was Friday a temporary breather or a sign of deeper sentiment shifts ahead? 免责声明：本文章仅代表作者个人观点，不代表本平台的立场和观点。本文章仅供信息分享，不构成对任何人的任何投资建议。用户与作者之间的任何争议，与本平台无关。如网页中刊载的文章或图片涉及侵权，请提供相关的权利证明和身份证明发送邮件到support@aicoin.com，本平台相关工作人员将会进行核查。

Despite Mantle announcing major ecosystem updates, the MNT token remains in a bearish trend—though it has established a new, major support level managed to hold it for the past few weeks. On March 2, Mantle ( MNT ) released a letter to MNT token holders, outlining the project’s plans for Q2 of this year. The key highlights include upcoming launch of Mantle Banking, a unified fiat-crypto neobank, and Mantle Index Four (MI4), a tokenized, institutional-grade crypto fund. Mantle just released their Q2 letter to token holders, revealing some of their biggest moves yet. From a tokenized index fund with an initial commitment $400M to crypto-native banking, and upcoming strategies — there's a lot to unwrap. Here’s your no-fluff overview 👇 pic.twitter.com/UnhTArywjd Additionally, the letter outlined key achievements as the project moves into Q2. Notably, Mantle has integrated EigenDA on mainnet to enhance data availability, attracted over 27K cmETH in its fixed yield vault, and secured Mantle Network ’s modular architecture with 162.9K mETH. FBTC surpassed $1.2 billion in total value locked and expanded across multiple EVM chains. The project has also made strides toward becoming the largest ZK rollup offering institutional-grade security, with OP-Succinct development now live on testnet. Despite these developments , MNT has been in a clear downtrend since Feb. 3, when the price started to consistently make lower lows and lower highs. Around that time, the price also started trading below both the 20-day Exponential Moving Average and 50-day Simple Moving Average. However, it broke above the 20-day EMA for about two weeks in March, while still trading below 50-day SMA. On March 30, MNT dropped back below the 20-day EMA ($0.79) where it continues to hover, currently trading at $0.74. The Relative Strength Index is at 38.60, trending downward but not yet in oversold territory, meaning there’s room for more downside. The MACD indicator remains bearish, with both the MACD line and the signal line below zero. Overall, the bearish pressure dominates for now. On the bright side, the price has been holding a major horizontal support zone at around $0.72 since mid-March. The first major resistance is at $0.80, aligning with the 20-day EMA. A stronger resistance level is at $1.00, where the price consolidated in February before resuming the downtrend. A move above $0.80 would be the first sign of potential recovery, but for a chance of trend reversal, MNT would need to break above $1.00 with strong volume and hold.