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The weekend bore witness to a spectacle both tragic and farcical: a wave of selling so ferocious, it halted the ascent of this digital idol at the very altar of its worshippers. Analysts, those modern-day soothsayers, now pontificate on the possibility of a short squeeze, a term as hollow as the promises of the crypto evangelists. Should Bitcoin breach the sacred $80,000, they claim, it shall soar to $82,230-a height unseen since the days when the world was young and naive, seven months past.

Bitcoin, that phoenix of the digital realm, has risen from the ashes of a sharp sell-off to nearly $60,000, ascending back above $80,000 within a rising channel so textbook, it could grace the pages of a financial tome. Now, it presses against the upper boundary, a level that may halt its rally or send it tumbling back. A breakout above this threshold could unleash a speculative frenzy toward $100,000, while repeated rejection might send it spiraling toward $70,000 or lower. The bulls hold the reins, but the test is nigh.

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According to Ali Martinez, Bitcoin continues to show structural strength following a bullish MACD crossover on April 13. This signal has already driven a 15% rally and has historically marked the beginning of major multi-month uptrends, with past gains reaching as high as 147% – because apparently crypto loves a good throwback montage.

Toncoin climbed from roughly $1.35 to about $1.80, a 30% ascent that feels almost polite in the glare of the market’s fever. CoinMarketCap placed it among the top twenty by market capitalization during the rally, as if the crowd’s cheer could sanctify a ledger and give it breath enough to run on its own.

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Two catalysts, you say? The first, a legislative farce known as the CLARITY Act, birthed from the minds of Senators Tillis and Alsobrooks. A compromise, they call it-prohibiting passive yield on stablecoins, yet allowing activity-based rewards. Banks, the wary guardians of tradition, secure their perch, while crypto firms, the nouveau riche, retain their tricks. Senate Chairman Tim Scott declares it “in the red zone,” yet Polymarket, ever the skeptic, gives it a mere 62-64% chance of becoming law by 2026. Ah, the theater of politics!

World Liberty Financial has sued Justin Sun, the founder of Tron, for defamation. The lawsuit, filed in a Florida court on Monday, claims Sun made damaging statements on his X account (formerly Twitter) to his almost four million followers. World Liberty Financial is seeking financial compensation and a public apology from Sun.

The price of the asset briefly reached around $81,204 during the day, and trading activity remained high as more buyers stepped in after the price went above $80,000.

According to the oracle of charts, Ali Martinez, the bullish MACD crossover on BTC’s weekly chart, proclaimed on April 13, hath already produced a merry 15% ascent, and the annals of history whisper that such signals have a hunger to wander still further from their first promenade.