Despite lagging performance in Q1, Bitcoin remains in a long-term uptrend, driven by increasing institutional adoption and upcoming catalysts. The April halving event will cut new supply, historically leading to significant post-halving price surges. Spot Bitcoin ETFs continue to attract capital, boosting liquidity and demand. Macroeconomic conditions, including potential Fed rate cuts, could support a bullish momentum shift in Q2. Historically, Q2 has been one of Bitcoin’s strongest quarters. Any pullback should be viewed as a buying opportunity before the next leg up.
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