Bitcoin dropped 4.29% last week, but buyers stepped in to push the price back above $83,500 on March 31, signaling a possible recovery. However, traders remain cautious ahead of April 2, when new US trade tariffs take effect, which could trigger sharp price swings in either direction. Despite near-term uncertainty, lower price levels are attracting buyers. Cryptocurrency exchange-traded products (ETPs) saw modest inflows of $226 million last week, according to CoinShares.

Meanwhile, Strategy capitalized on Bitcoin’s dip, adding 22,048 BTC to its holdings for $1.92 billion at an average price of $86,969. This latest acquisition brings Strategy’s total Bitcoin stash to 528,185 BTC, purchased for approximately $35.63 billion.

Bitcoin is facing selling pressure as bears push for a drop to the key $80,000 support level. However, bulls are trying to hold the price around $81,100, showing early signs of defense. If they succeed, BTC could make a move toward the resistance line, but bears are likely to step in aggressively. A rejection at this level would increase the chances of a breakdown below $80,000, potentially sending BTC/USDT down to $76,606 and even $73,777. On the flip side, if buyers flip the resistance into support and push the price above $89,000, momentum could build for a rally toward $95,000.

Ether is testing a crucial support level at $1,754, with bulls attempting to stage a bounce. However, the 20-day EMA at $1,980 is expected to be a strong hurdle. If sellers defend this level and push ETH lower, a break below $1,754 could trigger a deeper correction to $1,550. The first sign of strength will be a decisive move above $2,111, which would invalidate the breakdown and confirm a bullish double-bottom pattern. If that happens, ETH/USDT could surge toward its next target at $2,468.

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