PANews reported on April 4 that Greek.live macro researcher Adam wrote that the community is generally bearish, and most traders expect prices to fall in the coming weeks, mainly affected by macro concerns centered on Trump's tariffs. Key price monitoring levels include $80,000 as an immediate support level, with bearish targets extending to $40,000, and only a few isolated bullish voices believe that it is possible to reach $100,000 in a few months.
Traders believe that tariffs have destroyed market trust, and even if tariffs are reduced before the April 9 deadline, the damage to trade relations has already been done. Most members expect continued downside, with one trader predicting that "BTC will fall below 70k this month, move sideways for two months, and then continue to fall in Q3/Q4 - below $40k."
Short-term trading strategies focus on selling call options and shorting on rallies, with put option sellers believing that current option premiums remain attractive despite downside risks.
Some traders are preparing for a possible oversold bounce through calendar spread strategies, while others are taking profits on bearish positions. Gold is seen as a hedge against Bitcoin volatility, and some traders use PAXG to maintain portfolio stability during uncertain market conditions.
