Bitcoin price stabilized after US regional banks posted stronger-than-expected earnings, easing credit fears. However, one analyst predicted Bitcoin’s bull run could end in 10 days, causing BTC to fall more than 5% to trade below $105,000 on Friday. US banking stocks showed resilience, calming market sentiment.

US President Donald Trump’s comments on tariffs with China boosted optimism, leading to a rebound in global markets. Trump confirmed that steep tariffs on Chinese goods will not persist and announced plans for a summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping in two weeks. US stock futures were up 1.2% following Beijing’s willingness to collaborate on trade disputes.

Market observers noted a calmer tone in risk sentiment, suggesting that recent crypto and equity pullbacks do not have long-term fundamental implications. Some analysts caution that Bitcoin’s bull cycle may be nearing its end, with one analyst predicting the bull run to end in 10 days based on historical cycle patterns. Readers are advised to conduct their own research before making investment decisions.

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