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ARB’s recent performance can be attributed to a notable increase in trading volume, which rose by 7% alongside a price increase. This surge indicates heightened activity and interest among traders, reflecting a robust sentiment surrounding the asset. Moreover, insights from ARB Spot Inflow/Outflow highlight that over $1.55 million worth of ARB tokens were withdrawn from exchanges in the last 48 hours. Such outflows are often indicative of accumulation, as tokens are typically moved to wallets for long-term holding rather than traded.This trend may further support bullish narratives, as movements away from exchanges often point to confidence in price appreciation, anticipating future profits.$ARB

Most cryptocurrencies rose, BTC briefly broke through $94,000, and ETH fell 1.69% On April 25, according to SoSoValue data, most of the crypto market sectors rose, with Bitcoin (BTC) rising 0.25% in 24 hours, once breaking through $94,000. Ethereum (ETH) rose to $1,800 and then fell back, falling 1.69% in 24 hours. In addition, the Layer2 sector rose 4.91%, and within the sector, Mantle (MNT), ex-MATIC (POL), and Stacks (STX) rose 5.32%, 11.40%, and 15.69% respectively; the AI sector rose 4.79%, among which Bittensor (TAO), Fetch.ai (FET), and ai16z (AI16Z) rose 4.82%, 9.22%, and 14.21% respectively. In other sectors, the RWA sector rose 3.51% in 24 hours. Within the sector, Ondo Finance (ONDO) and Pendle (PENDLE) rose 5.88% and 7.10% respectively; the NFT sector rose 3.38%, Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) rose 18.83%; the Meme sector rose 2.63%, Bonk (BONK) rose 7.96%; the DeFi sector rose 1.74%, Ethena (ENA) rose 4.27%; the Layer1 sector rose 1.53%, Sui (SUI) rose 9.17%; the CeFi sector fell 0.15%, and the PayFi sector fell 0.45%. At the same time, the crypto sector index reflecting the historical market conditions of the sector shows that the ssiNFT, ssiLayer2, and ssiRWA indexes rose 5.87%, 5.15%, and 4.75% in 24 hours, respectively, and the weekly returns were 25.58%, 22.25%, and 10.65%, respectively.

Bitcoin has climbed by over 10% in the past week. Amidst improving sentiment, one exchange, in particular, is seeing an increase in its share of BTC reserves. Binance has reaffirmed its place as the dominant force in Bitcoin custody. According to the latest stats shared by CryptoQuant, Binance currently holds 23% of all BTC reserves across centralized exchanges. Since the 2020 market crash induced by the COVID-19 pandemic, the crypto giant has steadily increased the BTC held on its platform. During the same time, its competitors have seen declining holdings. Despite ongoing BTC outflows from other exchanges, Binance’s reserves remain significantly high, which highlights both user trust and liquidity concentration. CryptoQuant analyst, however, cautioned that this growing dominance raises important questions about centralization and Binance’s influence on market flows. “This growing dominance may signal: Increased user trust in Binance, liquidity centralization, potential influence over market flows. Tracking this metric helps us understand where the capital is flowing and who’s really in control of the game.” Zooming out, there is also an influx of whale activity and institutional buying that’s fueling the current market rebound. Over the past month, Binance’s taker buy/sell ratio rose by nearly 19%, with a 7-day gain of 6.2%, which depicts confident buyers willing to pay market prices to establish positions. Such behavior reflects strong conviction and is commonly associated with institutional or strategic traders. Bitcoin’s price recently reached a monthly high of $94,500 amid improving macroeconomic conditions. Binance, as the world’s largest crypto exchange, appears to be leading the charge, as evidenced by its taker activity. With a net taker volume nearing $62 million, the platform has recorded its highest levels in weeks, which means that buyer-led momentum is in control. As retail interest remains subdued, analysts view these aggressive orders as a key market signal, suggesting a potential bullish continuation in the coming weeks.

U.S. stocks were slightly higher after Thursday’s opening bell as the market continues to react to tariffs development and latest macroeconomic news. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was slightly higher while the benchmark S&P 500 index was up 0.75% while the Nasdaq outperformed with a 1.39% gain. This follows a two-day uptick that saw the S&P 500 gain more than 4%. Most of these gains followed positive news around tariffs, with President Donald Trump indicating a potential thawing in its trade war with China. White House has reportedly considered slashing the heavy tariffs imposed on China. However Beijing has put its foot down, demanding a total overhaul of recently imposed levies, with reports of a potential deal in the U.S.-China trade war downplayed in Beijing. Stocks are trading largely flat amid this outlook. In terms of company shares of Pegasus Systems, Trump Media and Technology Company, Nvidia and Palantir were among top gainers. Meanwhile International Business Machines, Chipotle and WeRide were among top losers as Wall Street opened on Thursday. The picture across crypto followed largely a similar pattern, with Bitcoin ( BTC ) paring some of its gains to trade 1.3 down and at $92,650. Ethereum ( ETH ) and XRP ( XRP ) prices also shed gains with the altcoins changing hands near $1,750 and $2.15 respectively. The equity market’s lack of strong buying momentum at open came as the U.S. recorded a slight increase in the number of weekly jobless claims. Data out showed Americans that filed new applications for unemployment benefits jumped moderately in the past week. According to the Labor Department, initial claims for unemployment benefits in the states rose 6,000 last week, reaching a seasonally adjusted 222,000. The numbers align with economists’ forecast. While this indicates the U.S. labor market continues to show resilience, the uncertainty that comes with tariffs remains a top factor in the markets. As well as the trade war situation, investors are likely to watch earnings, with key companies reporting on April 24 including Intel, Alphabet (GOOGL, GOOG), Freeport-McMoRan, Merck, Nasdaq and T-Mobile.

Bitcoin’s BTCUSD  price rose to a new range high at $94,700 on April 23, its highest value since March 2. Several analysts said the next psychological resistance remains at $95,000, and the price might drop to test support levels below. “The $94K–$95K zone is clearly the resistance to beat,” said Swissblock in an April 24 post on X.  The onchain data provider asserted that the next logical move for Bitcoin would be a pullback toward the $90,000 zone to gain momentum for a move higher. “The $89K–$90K zone could be next to test bulls, but with BTC’s structure strength, these dips are for buying.” Popular Bitcoin analyst AlphaBTC opined that the asset will likely consolidate in the $93,000-$95,000 range “before pushing higher to take liquidity above 100K.” Several bullish signs suggest that BTC is well-positioned to break above $95,000 in the following days or weeks. Bitcoin ETF demand rebounds One factor supporting the Bitcoin bull argument is resurgent institutional demand, reflected by significant inflows into spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). On April 22 and April 23, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a net flow totaling $936 million and $917 million, respectively, as per data from SoSoValue. As Cointelegraph reported, these inflows have been the highest since January 2025 and more than 500 times the 2025 daily average. This trend reflects growing confidence among traditional finance players, as observed by market analysts like Jamie Coutts, who noted global liquidity hitting new all-time highs, historically fueling asset price rallies.  Institutional buying creates sustained upward pressure on Bitcoin’s price by absorbing the available supply. Less BTC supply on crypto exchanges The trend of decreasing Bitcoin exchange inflows continues, suggesting a potential reduction in sell pressure.  The total amount of coins transferred to the exchanges has dropped from a year-to-date high of 97,940 BTC per day on Feb. 25 to 45,000 BTC on April 23, as per data from CryptoQuant.  This is reinforced by a reduction in the number of addresses depositing Bitcoin to exchanges, which has been “steadily declining since 2022,” according to CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr.  He highlights that this metric’s 30-day moving average has dropped to 52,000 BTC, a level last seen in December 2016.  “This trend is bullish in itself,” as it represents a fourfold reduction in coin sales over the last three years, the analyst said, adding: “Essentially, this represents growing HODL sentiment, which significantly reduces selling pressure, creating a foundation for further growth.” Negative funding rates can fuel BTC rally Bitcoin price has rebounded to levels last seen in early March, but futures trades are not entirely on board yet.  Bitcoin’s perpetual futures funding rates remained negative between April 22 and April 23, despite the price rising by 11% over the same period, data from Glassnode shows. Negative funding rates imply that shorts are paying longs, reflecting a bearish sentiment that can fuel a short squeeze as prices rise. In an April 22 post on X, CryptoQuant contributor Darkfost highlighted a similar divergence in Bitcoin’s price and Binance funding rates.  “Whereas BTC continues to climb, funding rates on Binance have turned negative, currently sitting at around -0.006 at the time of writing,” Darkfost explained. He added that this is a rare occurrence, which has historically been followed by significant rallies, like Bitcoin’s surge from $28,000 to $73,000 in October 2023, and from $57,000 to $108,000 in September 2024. If history repeats itself, Bitcoin may rally from the current levels, breaking above the resistance at $95,000 toward $100,000. Bitcoin trades above the 200-day SMA On April 22, Bitcoin price rose above a key level: the 200-day simple moving average (SMA) currently at $88,690, fueling a marketwide recovery. The last time the BTC price broke above the 200-day SMA, it experienced a parabolic move, rallying 80% from $66,000 on Oct. 14, 2024, to its previous all-time high of $108,000 on Dec. 17.  This level should provide significant support as Bitcoin trades above this key trendline. But if it doesn’t hold, the following levels to watch will likely be $84,379, the 50-day SMA, and the $80,000 psychological level. For the bulls, the resistance levels at $95,000 and $100,000 are the primary ones to watch. Rising above that would pave the way for a run toward the Jan. 20 all-time high above $109,000. $BTC