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Bitcoin investors are bracing for a big week ahead after a major Federal Reserve warning and new market signals from BlackRock sent ripples across global markets this weekend.
The Federal Reserve is raising alarms over the U.S. dollar’s vulnerability, tying it to unchecked federal deficits that could create new financial instability. At the same time, BlackRock — the world’s largest asset manager — is rapidly expanding its footprint in Bitcoin and cryptocurrency, adding a powerful new force that could amplify price swings ahead.
Together, these developments have many analysts predicting a return to $100,000 for Bitcoin in the coming days.
Fed’s Dollar Warning Sends Shockwaves
On Friday, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell issued a stark warning about the future of the U.S. dollar, highlighting growing risks tied to ballooning national debt. While Powell reaffirmed the dollar’s dominance for now, he stressed that “fiscal sustainability” is becoming a critical long-term concern.
Crypto markets responded accordingly. Bitcoin, often touted as a hedge against dollar devaluation, initially rallied but remains volatile as traders assess the broader implications.
Key takeaways from Powell’s comments include:
BlackRock’s Quiet Bitcoin Power Play
Simultaneously, BlackRock is dramatically increasing its Bitcoin activity.
Newly surfaced data reveals that BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) has seen a massive surge in daily trading volume, positioning it as one of the largest players in the global crypto market. The asset giant is now holding a significant percentage of newly mined Bitcoin, tightening supply and potentially setting the stage for large price moves.
Highlights of BlackRock’s Bitcoin moves:
Industry experts caution that if BlackRock continues aggressively adding Bitcoin during times of low market liquidity, we could witness more frequent and sudden price explosions — both upward and downward.
What It Means for Bitcoin Investors
The convergence of a weakening dollar narrative and surging institutional Bitcoin demand creates a “perfect storm” scenario, according to analysts.
Potential impacts in the weeks ahead include:
“Bitcoin is being pulled between two massive forces,” said Chris Burniske, partner at crypto-focused venture firm Placeholder. “The Fed’s warnings are pushing people toward hard assets, while BlackRock’s quiet buying spree is tightening supply at a historic pace.”
With Bitcoin trading just under $95,000 as of Sunday afternoon, market participants are eyeing key resistance at $100,000 and psychological support around $98,000.
Many traders expect volatility to spike heading into May, especially with looming economic data releases and ongoing Federal Reserve communications.
Bitcoin (BTC): The Week Ahead
Bitcoin’s next major move could be explosive as Wall Street titans and central bankers tug at the cryptocurrency from opposite sides. The table is set for Bitcoin to move to $100,000 this week (April 28 – May 2, 2025).
Whether Bitcoin surges to new highs or faces short-term turbulence, one thing is clear to analysts: the crypto market is entering a new phase of opportunity.
– Latest Bitcoin (BTC) Updates from FingerLakes1.com
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