04-03-2025, 03:20 PM
What’s Moving In Crypto Today? April 2025
The crypto market is pulsing with mixed signals—pullbacks, political endorsements, and global traction are all in play.
- Market Cap: $2.78T (+0.8% in 24hrs) — down from last week’s $2.84T.
- Fear & Greed Index: 29 — up from 24 yesterday, but below last week’s 34.
- Bitcoin Dominance: 62%, ETH: 8%, Others: 30% — not much movement.
Bitcoin’s daily trend remains upward as long as it holds support from March 11. After the weekend dip, momentum has paused, but it hasn’t broken.
Milestone Moments for Upcoming Tokens!
Solaxy ($SOLX) is closing in on $30 million in raised funds, demonstrating consistent traction as a Solana-based Layer 2.
MIND of Pepe ($MIND) is approaching $8 million, building steady momentum in the meme coin space.
Curious about what’s driving these projects? Explore them and more in Upcoming Tokens. Here’s what’s been making news:
U.S. Senator Buys $600K in Bitcoin via ETF
A sitting U.S. senator has purchased $600,000 worth of BTC through an ETF, marking one of the highest-profile endorsements of digital assets by a politician so far. With institutions warming up to crypto again, infrastructure-first projects like Solaxy ($SOLX) are drawing attention for their role in connecting real-world scale to blockchain rails.
BlackRock’s Larry Fink: Dollar May Lose Reserve Status
Larry Fink issued a warning: if the U.S. doesn’t get its debt under control, the dollar risks losing global reserve status — to Bitcoin. This idea is core to narratives driving interest in tokens like BTC Bull ($BTCBULL), which lean into Bitcoin’s future-forward potential.
Trump’s Sons Plan “American Bitcoin”
Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump are reportedly preparing to launch “American Bitcoin,” tapping into the growing culture of patriotism in the cryptocurrency space. It’s a crossover moment where politics meets meme coins.
Global Crypto Developments
Japan is working toward reclassifying cryptocurrency as a traditional financial product, a move that could pave the way for broader adoption and enhanced consumer protections in Asia’s third-largest economy.
- According to CoinShares, $226 million flowed into altcoins globally this week, breaking a five-week streak of outflows. Analysts describe the sentiment as “positive but cautious,” suggesting selective optimism is returning to non-Bitcoin assets.