After Big April Gains, Bitcoin Heads Into a Volatile May
- Bitcoin gained 14.5% in April, marking its strongest monthly close since April 2021.
- Historical data shows Bitcoin finishes May in the green 67% of the time with a 7.9% average return.
- Analysts warn the upcoming FOMC meeting and macro trends could add volatility to May’s BTC action.
April 2025 has officially wrapped up, and it turned out to be another impressive month for Bitcoin. The world’s largest cryptocurrency posted a +14.53% gain for the month, marking its strongest April performance since 2021 and a solid 29.29% increase compared to last year. While strong, the rally still trails past April breakouts like those seen in 2013, 2017, and 2020.
Many believe that recent news about Trump’s proposed tariffs played a role in fueling some of April’s surge. Now, as the market enters May, investors are asking the big question: Can Bitcoin keep this bullish run going?
April 2025 just sealed its place as another stellar month for #Bitcoin, closing with a +14.53% return, the strongest April since 2021 and a solid 29.29% gain over last year. Yet, it still trails the legendary April surges of 2013 and 2017–2020. It’s clear that #TrumpTariffs… pic.t…
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After Big April Gains, Bitcoin Heads Into a Volatile May
- Bitcoin gained 14.5% in April, marking its strongest monthly close since April 2021.
- Historical data shows Bitcoin finishes May in the green 67% of the time with a 7.9% average return.
- Analysts warn the upcoming FOMC meeting and macro trends could add volatility to May’s BTC action.
April 2025 has officially wrapped up, and it turned out to be another impressive month for Bitcoin. The world’s largest cryptocurrency posted a +14.53% gain for the month, marking its strongest April performance since 2021 and a solid 29.29% increase compared to last year. While strong, the rally still trails past April breakouts like those seen in 2013, 2017, and 2020.
Many believe that recent news about Trump’s proposed tariffs played a role in fueling some of April’s surge. Now, as the market enters May, investors are asking the big question: Can Bitcoin keep this bullish run going?
The post After Big April Gains, Bitcoin Heads Into a Volatile May appeared first on Coin Edition.
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Report: $31 Trillion in U.S. Wealth Locked Out of Bitcoin ETFs