Bitcoin Rebounds to $85,000 Amid Treasury Liquidity Injection and Tariff Relief
After bouncing back from last week’s decline to $74,500, Bitcoin holds steady above the $85,000 level. With about 6.79% increase over the previous week, the biggest cryptocurrency in the world BTC/USD shows weekly performance highest since January 2025. A number of macroeconomic events, including temporary tariff exemptions declared by the Trump government and Treasury liquidity injections, seem to be supporting BTC’s recent price action.
Corporate Bitcoin Holdings Surge to $57 Billion
Bitwise, a crypto fund issuer, claims that during the first quarter of 2025, Bitcoin kept on publically traded companies’s books grew by 16.1%. Public companies added 95,431 BTC for the quarter, bringing their overall BTC count to around 689,000 coins. By the conclusion of Q1, these holdings’ combined worth came to $56.7 billion, a 2.2% rise in value at a price of $82,445 per BTC.
With 12 companies making their first Bitcoin acquisitions during Q1, the count of public companies owning Bitcoin climbed to 79. Through its subsidiary Lead Benefit, which bought 833 BTC in total—500 BTC in January followed by an extra 333 BTC in February, Hong Kong construction company Ming Shing emerged as the biggest first-time buyer. Also joining the corporate Bitcoin holders with a purchase of 188 BTC in March was video platform Rumble.
Notably, Japanese investment company Metaplanet revealed on April 14 that it had bought extra 319 Bitcoin at an average price of around $82,770 per coin. With Metaplanet’s overall holdings of 4,525 BTC, now valued at $383.2 million, this acquisition confirms its tenth-largest public corporate Bitcoin holding worldwide position.
US Treasury Liquidity Injections Potentially Fueling Bitcoin’s Rise
The huge cash infusion from the US Treasury is a major macroeconomic driver behind Bitcoin’s price. Drawing from the Treasury General Account (TGA) to support government operations after reaching the $36 trillion debt ceiling on January 2, 2025, the Treasury has injected over $500 billion into financial markets since February.
Historically proven a high link with Bitcoin’s price swings, this liquidity explosion has increased the net Federal Reserve liquidity to $6.3 trillion. As a “Global Liquidity Barometer,” Bitcoin has moved in line with global liquidity 83% of the time over any given 12-month period, claims financial analyst Lyn Alden.
Should the debt ceiling negotiations last beyond August, as some analysts estimate, net liquidity might soar to a multi-year high of $6.6 trillion, therefore providing a strong favorable tailwind for Bitcoin.
BTC/USD Technical Analysis Points to Possible $90,000 Target
The price behavior of Bitcoin points to a possible short-term optimistic path. BTC recovered 15% to $86,100 during April 9–13, having formed yearly lows at $74,500. Trading resource material indicators showed that Bitcoin has stayed bullish above its 50-weekly moving average and quarterly open above $82,500, suggesting lower possibility of revisiting past weekly lows.
With notable liquidity constraints at $88,000 and $92,000, the technical view shows severe opposition between the current trend line and the 200-day moving average. Should Bitcoin be able to remove these obstacles, a near-term trend approaching $90,000 seems logical.
Citing a positive pennant pattern on the daily chart, some experts have set a more aspirational target of $137,000 by July-August 2025. Bitcoin must, however, break and hold above its 200-day exponential moving average (EMA) and overcome resistance from the 50- and 100-day EMAs before attesting to this view.
Easing Treasury Yields and Tariff Relief Support BTC Price
Furthermore providing a positive climate for Bitcoin are recent changes in US budgetary policy. On April 14, Treasury yields fell; the 2-year yield dropped 8 basis points to 3.89% and the 10-year yield dropped 8.2 basis points to 4.40%. These drops coincided with news of probable tariff exemptions on semiconductors, laptops, and smartphones—introduced to allow US businesses time to move manufacturing home.
Usually reducing the attraction of fixed-income assets, lower treasury yields could cause capital flow to be diverted toward risk-on assets like Bitcoin. President Trump underlined, nevertheless, that these exclusions are only temporary and that there is some uncertainty resulting from this which can cause further price volatility.
Market players remain carefully hopeful about Bitcoin’s short-term future as it stays above $85,000. Based on low futures premiums and neutral options skew indicators, traders are showing limited certainty for a move beyond $90,000 in the short future even although institutional adoption continues to accelerate and macroeconomic factors seem supportive.
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