April BTC Sentiment Survey

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mr_f0xFull Member
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#1Oct 11, 2025, 04:10 AM
I was honestly hoping March would end on a high note. It started off pretty good, but overall it was kind of underwhelming. The monthly chart below might be red, but it still shows that the upward trend from 2023 is holding strong. But when it comes to market sentiment, that might be a different story. I'm really interested to hear what you all think. Do you believe the recent Trump-related events have kicked off a bear market, or are we still in a bull phase?
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bull_2011Member
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#2Oct 12, 2025, 03:29 PM
If we do just that basing up on the chart itself, then we can be able to see those new higher highs and lower lows on which it might that showing red but there's some progress. It is just that the market isnt that showing those big green candles on which we can say at least that we arent that on a bear market. I do rather see these movements to be that on that consolidation period or moving side ways. Making up some 5% downs or ups in a day is that just a normal. We are still Q2 of this year and the project bull run month or quarter will be on Q3 or Q4 or it does depend. Now that we are on the month of April on which the price starts to make up some decrease but just like been said that it is just that an ordinary day. People are just that impatient because they are that expecting that the price will be shooting up for this months or upcoming ones because this has been project to be the bull run year. Just have patience and we'll able to see but its better not to expect that much.
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0xN0nceSenior Member
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#3Oct 12, 2025, 09:03 PM
You know that from the analysis we are considering here, under the economic effect on bitcoin market price, it could be subdivided into two aspect, the first under the effect of the Trump administrative tariff plan on Canada and Mexico and also from the other side, who talks about their intention for bitcoin reserve, as we also ready know, either of them could be the one to render the market dip or the other one raising it respectively, but if am going to go under my speculations in making research over the market chart, i see this month being more bullish and bearish altogether and still maintain the range of $90,000 above a little or even below before the month ends.
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bull_vectorFull Member
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#4Oct 13, 2025, 12:43 AM
I think the market sentiment may be different, because the United States is constantly trying to impose higher tariffs on different countries. A news report has caused a stir in the newspapers that Donald Trump has already imposed reciprocal tariffs on more than 180 regions. So it seems that these must be able to influence the market in different ways. This image alone may be a clear indication of how far Bitcoin's price has fallen in the first week of April. In the last 24 hours, the price of Bitcoin has decreased by about $5,278.43, meaning the market has trended downward, so it looks like Bitcoin will be in the $90K range by the end of this month.
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#5Oct 13, 2025, 05:09 AM
Especially in terms of market movements. As time goes by, things will be different from what is currently seen. Trump with his economic policies could be one of the triggering factors between the price chart going up or down. Since this is speculation, I don't think the chart will be different. If it goes up it won't be too high and if it goes down it won't be too deep. More or less like the chart that is currently in the topic.
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alex.shardLegendary
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#6Oct 13, 2025, 07:09 AM
Bitcoin has not fallen below $80000 again for some time now. Bitcoin has stated too long above $80000 which is an indication that the price may not fall again. Any fall may bring trigger a response from buyers to start buying again. What I just think is that bitcoin is going to all-time high but it might take time before that will happen. This month may not have significant effect on bitcoin price but we are not yet in bear market.
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L0neDegenSenior Member
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#7Oct 13, 2025, 07:37 AM
He may have triggered one more dip, but I think that we are still in the bull market and the price will rise. After all, the institutional investors we were "missing" for so many years are here and buying like crazy. It has to become visible in the price.
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planktonSenior Member
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#8Oct 13, 2025, 09:45 AM
My sentiment for April and Bitcoin...  Let us just say that the 20th can't get here fast enough.  The market is showing some real legitimate signs of breaking down and while I think Trump's tariff effect is likely temporary, it is still gut wrenching and I've been through much larger corrections.  This reminds me of the correction from $7K to $4K on the way to $20K for the first time.  I was genuinely questioning my own analysis and predictions and that is how I'm starting to feel again today.  I was certain we'd see a high above $130K this year and thought $200K was likely.  Now I'm on the fence.
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mike100Senior Member
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#9Oct 13, 2025, 05:49 PM
Same here, I thought that March will be the start of bullish market, but we are all wrong, anyways. I think we are still in the bull run, we still have a lot of months ahead of us, so let's just say that we just needed one bullish news that will turn the market into green up to the end of the year. I will still stick to the $150k-$180 narrative. And if we look at the community sentiments, 82% are still bullish. So again, we might soon like a broken record, but we need more patience guys. On the other hand, still good to buy and accumulate at the current price.
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planktonSenior Member
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#10Oct 14, 2025, 02:39 AM
I voted for No, although the new tariff and so called Liberation day has dampen the market again as the price had another correction to $82k. But I think this is just temporarily and we shouldn't be affected by this new policy. Although it has affected most of the market in the US including stocks. But if we are here for the long term then why bothered? We still have the rest of the year to bounce back and be on a bullish sentiments. So there's no need to panic, just focus on how you can grow your Bitcoin and then just wait for the last quarter and see how optimistic the market is as we might hit the peak and new all time high.
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paulyieldSenior Member
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#11Oct 14, 2025, 06:12 AM
I don't really think it kick started the bear market. but can't deny trump really screwed up my portfolio and my wallet  , but since bitcoin somewhat following stock price, then I expect tariff to be a bad effect, maybe the bullrun that we all expected are gonna be delayed,who knows right? since people are as it seemed, rotating their investment from risky investment to safer one like gold. but I still don't expect BTC to go below $60k which the only price that I consider bearish. as long as we are still above $80k, still bullish to me.
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viper_blockSenior Member
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#12Oct 14, 2025, 09:18 AM
Yes, if we check the monthly chart, the trend was up. But we still don't know when the price will increase higher and gain the right momentum to hit the next high price. But we still need to be careful because we don't know nothing what will happen to the market. But even if the events involving Trump, that doesn't make the market follow what he want. The market will still moves wild without we know where the price will be. We can only guess but not with the right. But what I am worry about is Trump can release his sensation news that can effect to the market. That can make people panic and sell their Bitcoin and we will see another dump coming. But we hope that will not happen and the price will not down to the lower price.
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alt_2021Full Member
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#13Oct 16, 2025, 04:54 PM
Most people agree that we are not in a bear market yet and I agree with that because I don't want that to happen too soon. But I tend to believe that the market situation this year will depend on Trump's economic policy. If the trade war escalates and prolongs, causing global instability leading to high inflation, the Fed raises interest rates again, DXY strengthens...With all that, I don't think speculative assets like bitcoin or stocks will benefit. Likewise, the trend of bitcoin this April will be decided by the trade war. If there is no agreement between the US and the taxed countries before Trump's tariffs take effect (April 9). The financial markets are about to see another dump and Bitcoin is no exception.
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1t5_omegaHero Member
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#14Oct 16, 2025, 08:39 PM
Well, it seems that Trump's policies have started the bear market but if we look at it while the rest of the markets are falling, except for gold, bitcoin is acting like a stablecoin in these months. I am going to be optimistic and say that I expect the price to stay more or less the same or even go up a bit. Longer term I expect a clear rise.
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calmomegaSenior Member
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#15Oct 16, 2025, 10:40 PM
Didn't expect much from arch. Heck I reckon we'd be seeing the same market for at least 1 more month really. Not really a bear market though imo. It just looks like one because we all think of that juicy 100k early this year. Looks more neutral ish to me than bearish. As for Trump idk, can't say much since I know jack about the Tariffs (which I assume is the most biggest recent thing he has) lol. Though afaik the entire market was red for that so maybe? Not really something permanent or long term imo though.
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paul.apeMember
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#16Oct 17, 2025, 01:18 AM
I haven't heard any other major negative news than it, so I can also agree with what you said there. BTC acting like a stable coin sounds nice. Remember the times that people wishes for it, only for them to use their BTC like a currency? Well it was finally granted at least even for a short period of time because like you, I also believe that BTC can rise, tho not only a small rise but rather a huge one. I think it is only normal for some of us to expect after each new month and March is a bit special because it was the final month for a quarter and last month in financial year is most countries. I agree on this one. If only we will look on the bright side, $80k is still a decent price, right? For me, I think I can only say that we experienced a normal drop and not really a bear market.
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nonce_sigmaFull Member
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#17Oct 17, 2025, 06:05 AM
I’m actually expecting April to end green. Bitcoin is doing really well at the moment in the midst of so much uncertainty due to Trump’s trade war. We have already seen some countries cutting deals with Trump & I expect that to ramp up over the next week or two with even more following suit. The uncertainty in markets will pass & Bitcoin will rise.
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vault_alphaHero Member
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#18Oct 17, 2025, 09:09 AM
No one can say emphatically that Bitcoin is still bullish or bearish at this point, we can only speculate, and the speculation should be backed with points because there should be conditions attached to the claim. Below is a weekly chart analysis with MACD, Trendline and Fibonacci studies. The combined strategies issue a conflicting signal to buttress neutrality in Bitcoin. If it breaks below the trendline support at $82,765 and closes the week below it, this could attract more Sellers. But for now, it is above the support. Again, the Fibo level of 23.6% at $88,816 remains a bullish obstacle, the market hit it yesterday and today but has not been able to break it so far. However, a break above it will give the Bulls more power. Lastly, the dwindling power of the MACD shouldn't be taken for granted by Bitcoiners, it slips gradually to the bearish side. If done in a few weeks, it will be an undeniable long-term selling signal for Bitcoin, which would finally answer your question that the bearish season has started.
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john2009Full Member
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#19Oct 17, 2025, 10:59 AM
I don't think that the Trump tariffs war has started the bear market because if it did, the price of bitcoin could have fallen below $80k but there seems to still be a resistance and support that is protecting the market from not receiving so much negativity from the Trump tariffs. April started with $82k and currently it is around $84k which means the market is progressive and we should be expecting some uptrend movements in this April because before the month ends, the Trump tariffs effects must have started subsiding and the market will experience some inflows that will cause the price to rise.
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chris365Full Member
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#20Oct 17, 2025, 02:43 PM
The market consolidation for a while now looks positive to me. The market has stayed up the $80K mark for quite some time now and that’s an indication of a bullish market if I’m not mistaken. The market has been ranging for a while now, but for it to stay up the $80K mark for this long, that indicates that the market will likely have a bullish momentum to see another all time high while discarding the news of the market heading to a bearish run for now. All sentiments all falls to a bullish momentum and until a new all time high is reached for now, we are not speculating of a bearish cycle until an abrupt drop in price occurs beyond control.
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