You can find today’s “Daily Market with JrKripto” summary, where we compile the most important developments in global and local markets, below. Let’s analyze the overall market conditions together and take a look at the latest evaluations.
Bitcoin (BTC) is currently trading at $84,170. The $79,100 – $80,763 region stands out as a strong support area, and BTC has started an upward movement after reacting positively from the $80,763 level. If $85,600 is tested again and surpassed, the rise may continue toward $90,700. However, if there are daily closes below $83,763, the risk of a return to $80,763 support increases.
Ethereum (ETH) is currently trading at $1,875. Finding support in the $1,800 region, ETH is continuing its upward recovery. $1,900 is being monitored as the first resistance level. If this level is broken, a move toward $2,000 may occur. Closes above $2,000 could support a move toward $2,250, $2,534, and $2,721.
Crypto News
- Hut 8 launches ‘American Bitcoin’ mining company supported by Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr.
- FTX to begin creditor payments on May 30 with $11.4 billion in cash reserves.
- Strategy buys 22,048 BTC worth $1.92 billion.
- BlackRock CEO Larry Fink warns the U.S. dollar may lose its reserve currency status to Bitcoin.
- OpenAI raises $40 billion in funding, raising its total valuation to $300 billion.
Top Gainers
- FARTCOIN → ▲38.3% to $0.5403
- SPX → ▲35.8% to $0.5607
- COMP → ▲35.6% to $52.12
- GIGA → ▲23.0% to $0.0193
- DEEP → ▲20.8% to $0.0715
Top Losers
- MASK → ▼3.9% to $2.10
- JUP → ▼2.6% to $0.4308
- APFC → ▼2.1% to $1.04
- IP → ▼2.0% to $4.74
- VANA → ▼1.7% to $6.08
Other Data
Dominance:
- Bitcoin: 62.25% ▼ 0.09%
- Ethereum: 8.40% ▲ 0.41%Fear Index: 34 → Fear
Daily Net ETF Flows:
- BTC ETFs: -$60.60 million
- ETH ETFs: $6.40 million
Key Data to Watch Today
- 16:45 – U.S. | Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) (March)
- Reported: 49.8
- Previous: 52.7
- 17:00 – U.S. | ISM Manufacturing PMI (March)
- Reported: 49.5
- Previous: 50.3
- 17:00 – U.S. | Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) (February)
- Reported: 7.690M
- Previous: 7.740M
Global Markets
U.S. stock markets rebounded after a choppy start to the week. Dow Jones closed up 1%, while the Nasdaq Compositefell 0.1%, showing weaker performance. S&P 500 erased early losses and ended the day in positive territory.
President Donald Trump is expected to announce comprehensive new tariffs on Wednesday. After previously imposing import duties on products like steel and aluminum, he now plans to apply high tariffs to automobile imports. Over the weekend, he signaled that the U.S. could impose tariffs on all trade partners, raising market anxiety. According to The Wall Street Journal, Trump has pushed his team to work on broader trade tax measures.
These developments are creating major uncertainty in global markets. Investors are also closely watching the upcoming non-farm payrolls report, which will offer key insights into the strength of the U.S. economy.
After a highly volatile quarter, initial optimism around tax cuts and deregulation has given way to concerns that Trump’s trade policies could negatively impact the U.S. economy. Both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq experienced their biggest quarterly losses since 2022.
Francis Gannon of Royce Investment Partners said, “Markets are searching for clarity, but the uncertainty remains.”
Top Companies and Stock Prices
- Apple (AAPL) → $3.34T market cap, stock price $222.13, ▲1.94%
- Microsoft (MSFT) → $2.79T market cap, stock price $375.39, ▼0.90%
- NVIDIA (NVDA) → $2.64T market cap, stock price $108.38, ▼1.18%
- Amazon (AMZN) → $2.02T market cap, stock price $190.26, ▼1.28%
- Alphabet (GOOG) → $1.89T market cap, stock price $156.23, ▲0.11%
Precious Metals & Currency Rates
- Gold: 3820 TRY
- Silver: 41.40 TRY
- Platinum: 1219 TRY
- USD: 37.94 TRY
- EUR: 41.04 TRY
See you tomorrow with more updates!
