BTCUSD will break through 88,000 and aim for 90,000?

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Bitcoin bulls are trying to make a comeback by maintaining the price above the 200-day simple moving average of $84,899 over the weekend. The analysis said that Bitcoin needs to close above $85,000 this week to signal strength and "prevent a drop to $76,000." A close above $87,000 would give a clearer bullish confirmation.

The tariff war has shaken both traditional and cryptocurrency markets over the past few days. The market may continue to be under pressure until April 2. If the tariffs are lifted, it may become the "biggest driving force at the moment."

Although the long-term outlook remains optimistic, a decline is expected in the short term. Bitcoin is struggling to rise and maintain above the 20-day exponential moving average of $85,246, but a positive sign is that the bulls are not giving up much room to the bears.
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