Bitcoin is currently trading at approximately $84,700, with a notable shift of capital from altcoins to Bitcoin, leading analysts to predict potential price increases based on bullish patterns and historical trends.

Recent wallet activity indicates that larger Bitcoin holders are reducing their positions, while smaller investors are accumulating, suggesting a redistribution phase in Bitcoin holdings.

If Bitcoin breaks above $86,500, it may trigger a rally towards $90,000, with conservative price targets suggesting it could reach $107,000 and more optimistic projections as high as $150,000 during this cycle.

The cryptocurrency market is currently experiencing high volatility, influenced by global economic shifts and regulatory changes, particularly concerning tariffs and the establishment of a framework for stablecoins.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has pointed out the risks associated with rising tariffs on the U.S. economy, warning that these could lead to increased inflation and slower growth, with varying effects over time.

Powell's comments come amid a backdrop of political tensions, as President Donald Trump has criticized his economic policies and suggested his removal, raising concerns about U.S. monetary policy and international trade dynamics.

In Europe, the European Central Bank has begun easing its monetary policy, while China is strengthening its energy ties with other countries, indicating potential shifts in global economic power that could impact cryptocurrency markets.

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