TechFlow News: On April 1, according to daily charts by independent analyst Markus Thielen, historical data shows that April is typically a relatively strong month for Bitcoin, with an average monthly gain of approximately 11.3% over the past decade. However, this pattern has become increasingly unstable since 2020; when early-month momentum is high, it often triggers heightened volatility and directional uncertainty throughout the month. Bitcoin’s current RSI has declined to 47%, placing it within the neutral range—indicating relatively mild starting conditions.
Nonetheless, rising geopolitical uncertainties and growing inflation concerns continue to weigh on market sentiment, prompting investors to reassess major central banks’ policy paths. Compared to March’s range-bound trading, April may see elevated volatility. Analysts note that April will be a critical observation window, with key focus on whether prior downward pressure eases gradually and whether the market can generate clearer directional signals.
