QCP Bitcoin Is Rising More Sustainably: But There Are These Risks! - Coin Bulletin

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The Fear and Greed Index has risen from last week's level of 32% to 45%, showing an increase in risk appetite in the crypto markets.

Last weekend, there was a significant recovery in major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). Bitcoin surpassed the 85 thousand dollar level, while Ethereum exceeded the 2 thousand dollar level. This recovery came particularly in parallel with the rise in the stock markets. The Fear and Greed Index also reflected this situation, showing that risk appetite has increased.

According to QCP Capital's statements, recent developments indicate that investors have regained confidence in the markets.

A notable development is the large purchases made in spot BTC ETFs. Last week, 8,775 BTC (approximately 744 million dollars) were acquired. This indicates that liquidity has started to return to the crypto markets. QCP Capital emphasizes that this movement is driven by real spot demand rather than leveraged trades, and notes that this situation may indicate that the rise in the market could be more sustainable.

Rising risks

However, despite all these positive developments, risks still exist in the market. The expected increase in tariffs on April 2nd may repress risky assets again. Investors will continue to carefully monitor market movements until that date.

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