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This weekend, Bitcoin (BTC) pushed up 5% to once more flirt with $85,000, but seasoned analysts aren’t cheering just yet, suspecting a fakeout. Crypto investor Daan Crypto Trades dropped a spicy warning, noting that the number one cryptocurrency has formed weekend gaps for six weeks in a row, with its price retracing hard by midweek every single time. The market watcher pointed out that Bitcoin’s weekend pumps, often fueled by low liquidity and hype, tend to reverse within days. “Whenever a move is made during the weekend, it almost always retraces that move within the same following week,” he cautioned his 403,000 followers on X. “So the saying usually is to not always trust the weekend move, even if it extends a little further early in the week,” he added, sharing a chart of BTC’s recent “gap-and-trap” pattern. But not everyone is buying the dip doom narrative. In his usual provocative fashion, former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes declared, “It’s on like Donkey Kong,” pointing to signs that the U.S. Federal Reserve may unleash more liquidity to stabilize the bond market. “Buy everything,” he posted after reports emerged that a top Fed official had admitted the central bank is ready to intervene. The perma-bull is betting that such a move could be the catalyst that rockets BTC into what he calls “UP ONLY” mode. Hayes isn’t alone in his optimism. A poll by crypto commentators Altcoin Daily shows 75.5% of crypto enthusiasts believe Bitcoin will smash a new all-time high (ATH) before the end of 2025. Hayes himself has predicted $250,000 by year’s end as long as macro tailwinds hold. The weekend pump pushed BTC to over $85,000, up from a low of $81,500, per CoinGecko data. A slight 0.5% reversal across seven days means that BTC is only marginally outperforming the broader crypto market, which is down 0.9% over the same period. Still, its dominance stands at 60.5%, with $31.3 billion in daily volume and a $1.65 trillion market cap. However, the king cryptocurrency is down 23% from its all-time high of $108,786, recorded earlier in the year. And with liquidity thin over the weekend, one wrong headline could send prices spiraling into the new week.

Insane part is we’re so accustomed to everything bleeding out over the past few months that seeing everything pump 5-10% feels like a full send. Before the end of the year, you’ll be so accustomed to bigger moves days like today will feel bearish.

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The crypto sector is holding its breath. After more than four years of legal conflict, Ripple and the SEC have officially requested the suspension of their appeal proceedings together. A strategic pause that may signal the end of a trial that has become emblematic for the regulation of digital assets. Launched in December 2020, the crypto war between Ripple and the SEC seems close to its conclusion. In a joint request filed on April 10, both parties indeed ask the court for the suspension of all appeal proceedings. This includes those concerning the leaders of the crypto company, Brad Garlinghouse and Chris Larsen. This decision is motivated by a principle agreement currently being validated. According to lawyer James Filan, this replaces all short-term judicial deadlines, notably the response expected from Ripple to the SEC’s memorandum. Currently well advanced, negotiations reportedly foresee a reduced fine of $50 million for Ripple. Numbers far removed from the initially proposed $125 million! If confirmed, this exit from the crisis would strengthen the legitimacy of the crypto assets XRP. For the record, these are currently at the heart of this regulatory matter. The timing is not insignificant. The suspension occurs just hours after the confirmation of Paul Atkins at the head of the SEC. Declared pro-crypto, Atkins could initiate a major strategic turning point. His arrival coincides, moreover, with a series of withdrawals of lawsuits against other giants of the cryptocurrency industry. Notably, Coinbase and Kraken are mentioned. For many, this Ripple case marks a critical legal precedent in the qualification of digital tokens. Investors are now closely awaiting what comes next. Indeed, a settlement could reboot the market and restore some confidence in U.S. crypto regulation policies. One thing is certain: If the agreement materializes, it will be a victory for Ripple. But not just that! It will also send a strong signal within the cryptosphere. The crypto community thus hopes for a clearer and fairer future in terms of regulation.