We present below today’s edition of “Daily Market with JrKripto”, in which we compile the most important developments from global and local markets. Let’s analyze the general market conditions together and take a look at the latest assessments.
Bitcoin (BTC) is currently trading at $109,800. The long-term upward trend that started from the $75,930 level accelerated after the $101,059 and $104,000 resistances were broken, reaching $111,880 and setting a new all-time high (ATH) record. However, the pullback seen after this peak is considered a natural correction caused by profit-taking. At this stage, the $108,000 level stands out as the first important support. As long as this level holds, the upward movement may regain strength, targeting the $114,500 – $118,300 levels. If downward pressure increases, the $104,629 and $101,059 levels will be monitored as supports. In order to maintain the overall bullish trend in BTC, it is crucial that the price does not fall below $108,000.
Ethereum (ETH), on the other hand, has pulled back to the $2,570 level. The uptrend that began at $1,486 gained momentum after breaking through the $2,453 and $2,595 resistances. The current correction after the recent rise can be interpreted as a technical breather. The $2,595 level still acts as the first important support. If this level is broken upward again, the $2,800 and $2,981 levels may be monitored as potential resistance targets. On the other hand, if the price falls below $2,595, the $2,453 and $2,095 support levels may come into focus again. It is important for the positive outlook in ETH to maintain price movement above $2,595.
Crypto News
- – Japan plans to allocate ¥900 billion in government funds for an emergency aid package in response to U.S. tariffs.– PFVS has been added to the Binance Alpha project.– Florida has become the first U.S. state to promote removing capital gains tax on Bitcoin.– President Powell did not comment on the economy or policy outlook in his commencement address at Princeton.
Cryptocurrencies
Top Gainers:– ZBCN → up 33.1%, reaching $0.00502794– SAROS → up 19.7%, reaching $0.19175176– VIRTUAL → up 17.2%, reaching $2.24– GRASS → up 17.2%, reaching $2.44– JUP → up 17.0%, reaching $0.61145538
Top Losers:– USDB → down 1.9%, to $0.98728466– CHEEMS → down 1.5%, to $0.00000162– JST → down 1.0%, to $0.03539383– SYRUP → down 0.9%, to $0.44254981– BORG → down 0.8%, to $0.21739263
Fear Index:Bitcoin: 72Ethereum: 58
Dominance:Bitcoin: 64.21% ▼ 0.01%Ethereum: 9.14% ▲ 0.10%
Daily Total Net ETF InflowsBTC ETFs: $211.70 millionETH ETFs: $58.60 million
Global Markets
President Trump’s tax cut bill and trade policies are increasing uncertainties about the future of the U.S. economy, while the decision to impose a 50% tariff on goods imported from the European Union and additional tariff threats targeting Apple have brought global trade concerns back into focus. However, Trump announced that the implementation date for these measures has been postponed from June 1 to July 9, 2025.
These developments created selling pressure in global stock markets at the end of the week, while demand for goldincreased due to safe haven appeal, and Brent oil prices rose amid supply concerns. As we begin the new week, Trump’s decision to delay the implementation helped improve risk appetite slightly and created a more positive mood in global markets.
Meanwhile, U.S. stock markets are closed today for Anna Day, and UK markets are closed due to the spring holiday.
Most Valuable Companies and Stock Prices– Microsoft (MSFT) → $3.35 trillion market cap, share price: $450.18, ▼ 1.03%– NVIDIA (NVDA) → $3.2 trillion market cap, share price: $131.29, ▼ 1.16%– Apple (AAPL) → $2.92 trillion market cap, share price: $195.27, ▼ 3.02%– Amazon (AMZN) → $2.13 trillion market cap, share price: $200.99, ▼ 1.04%– Alphabet (GOOG) → $2.05 trillion market cap, share price: $169.59, ▼ 1.39%
Borsa Istanbul
According to domestic data released by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the number of foreign tourists increased by 8% year-over-year in April. However, in the first four months of the year, the total number of foreign visitors dropped by 0.6% compared to the same period last year, totaling 10.6 million. By country:
– Visitors from Germany increased by 31.3%– From the UK, by 13.3%– But arrivals from Russia and Bulgaria declined by 5.1% and 14.2%, respectively
This limited the overall growth rate.
Looking at the real sector’s foreign currency position, non-financial firms’ net FX short position decreased by $0.6 billionin March to $153.9 billion. During this period:
– FX assets rose by $8.2 billion– FX liabilities increased by $7.7 billion– Domestic loans rose by $3.3 billion– Foreign loans rose by $2.8 billion– Short-term net FX surplus increased by $4.7 billion to $12.4 billion
According to the CBRT’s May inflation expectations report:
– 12-month forward inflation expectations declined to 25.1% among market participants– 41.0% in the real sector– But rose to 59.9% among households
At the same time, the CBRT increased reserve requirements for foreign repo transactions and foreign loan users in Turkish lira:
– For up to 1-month maturity: raised to 18%– For up to 3-month maturity: raised to 14% (previously 12%)
On Friday, the BIST-100 index fell by 1.3%, giving up its weekly gains and dropped to the 240 level in dollar terms, among the lowest levels in the last two years. The newly announced Credit Guarantee Fund (KGF) package included only limited credit expansion, while the U.S. trade war statements added to global selling pressure.
This week, local markets will focus on:– Wednesday: Economic confidence index– Thursday: Foreign trade data– Friday: Q1 GDP (national income) and CBRT Financial Stability Report
Technically, the BIST-100 index tested 9,505 on the last trading day of the week, then pulled back and closed at 9,356. The failure to break above the 9,475/9,500 resistance, and the index staying above 9,331, currently points to more of a consolidation than a decline.
– Nearby supports: 9,331, 9,233– Strong support: 9,148–9,044 band– For upside movement: a close above 9,475 could signal optimism
Important levels:– Supports: 9,331 / 9,233 / 9,148 / 9,044 / 8,984– Resistances: 9,475–9,500 / 9,588 / 9,740–9,760 / 9,895 / 9,953
Top Market Cap Companies on Borsa Istanbul– QNB Finansbank (QNBTR) → ₺871.84 billion market cap, share price: ₺260.25, no change– Aselsan (ASELS) → ₺621.07 billion market cap, share price: ₺136.40, ▲ 0.15%– Garanti Bank (GARAN) → ₺465.36 billion market cap, share price: ₺110.20, ▼ 0.54%– Turkish Airlines (THYAO) → ₺386.06 billion market cap, share price: ₺281.00, ▲ 0.45%– Koç Holding (KCHOL) → ₺374.30 billion market cap, share price: ₺147.70, ▲ 0.07%
Precious Metals and Exchange Rates
– Gold: ₺4,155– Silver: ₺41.62– Platinum: ₺1,378– Dollar: ₺39.02– Euro: ₺44.17
See you again tomorrow with the latest news!
