CORE is currently in a post-rebound consolidation and repair pattern, with liquidity support providing temporary stabilization, but the overall downward trend remains unchanged. Bitcoin’s rebound has attracted short-term capital inflows, driving CORE’s surge with increased volume; however, this movement primarily reflects sentiment recovery rather than a true trend reversal. After de-leveraging, capital sensitivity has increased—slight fund flows now amplify volatility, and any retracement in major coins or macro disturbances could trigger a secondary dip. Technically, $0.026–$0.030 is the key short-term support, while resistance lies in the $0.033–$0.036 range. Cautious chasing is advised. Consider reducing positions if the $0.030 level is lost. If there is sustained strong volume and a breakthrough above $0.036, there could be a chance to target a move towards $0.041.

At the end of March, following a round of concentrated selling, CORE’s daily trading volume soared and its K-line chart posted a sharp drop to as low as $0.029, indicating a collective short-term release of systematic selling pressure. Subsequently, primary trading platforms within the ecosystem constructed buy walls in response to contagion risks from neighboring assets, aiming to stabilize both liquidity and market confidence. Although these measures were not directly targeted at CORE trading pairs, they temporarily supported the token’s price via market sentiment, yet struggled to reverse the overall downtrend.

IceCreamSwap has implemented a buy wall at approximately $0.075 to stabilize its native $ICE token after a price drop caused by the decline of the $CORE token. This move aims to limit further downside pressure, maintain liquidity, and support the Core DAO ecosystem. The buy wall establishes a price base to counter market volatility and reflects IceCreamSwap’s commitment to protecting token holders and ensuring smooth operations amid market turbulence.

IceCreamSwap Steps In to Protect $ICE Price After $CORE Dip

In mid-April, Bitcoin experienced a rebound against the backdrop of easing geopolitical risks and a still-hawkish Fed, with bullish funds favoring leading tokens first. Driven by Bitcoin’s rally, CORE posted a strong green candlestick on April 16 with a single-day surge of more than 30%, and its daily trading volume jumped from several million to nearly eighty million, reflecting enthusiastic short-term capital positioning at local lows. This round of rebound has been more about sentiment repair than a reversal of trend. If major tokens pull back, CORE’s short-term gains are still at risk of retracement.

Bitcoin rose to around $74,935 during the Asian session, up 0.7% in 24 hours and 5.4% weekly, driven mainly by spot buying rather than broad risk appetite. Derivatives markets show caution: perpetual contract funding rates remain negative, open interest declines, and options indicate higher demand for downside protection. This suggests a rebound, not a trend reversal, amid ongoing risk aversion and cautious sentiment despite gains.

Analysis: Bitcoin strengthens along with US stocks, but the options market still bets on downside risk.

BitMart Research Weekly highlights easing US-Iran tensions and a hawkish shift in the Federal Reserve, driving a rebound in risk assets including crypto. US stocks, especially AI-related sectors, show strong recovery amid geopolitical risks. Inflation data signals potential upward pressure if oil prices stay high. Crypto markets follow US stocks with BTC and ETH leading, while altcoins remain volatile. Institutional inflows into Bitcoin ETFs and MicroStrategy’s increased BTC holdings indicate long-term confidence.

BitMart Research Institute Weekly Hotspot Analysis: US-Iran Easing Combined with Fed's Hawkish Shift, Crypto Market Follows Rebound to Form a Bottom

Recently, the derivatives market has seen continued de-leveraging, with open interest shrinking significantly and funding rates remaining negative—signaling continued caution in risk appetite. In this low-leverage environment, even modest new capital inflows can move prices, and CORE demonstrates high sensitivity to minor market capital inputs. Although there are short-term rebound opportunities, any macro or major-liquid token adjustment could easily trigger another high-volume decline.

Bitcoin futures open interest has halved from $42 billion in October 2025 to $21 billion, indicating a deep market deleveraging. Current low leverage means even small capital inflows can significantly impact prices. Funding rates have fluctuated sharply between -12% and +7%, showing rapid shifts in market sentiment. Despite ongoing geopolitical tensions, no major liquidations have occurred since early February, reflecting a healthier position structure. Bitcoin awaits a clear directional trend amid heightened market sensitivity.

Analysis: The market has undergone a round of deep deleveraging, and Bitcoin is waiting to choose a direction.

On the daily chart, the current price is forming short-term support in the $0.026–$0.030 range, while the $0.033–$0.036 region has repeatedly acted as the primary resistance for rebounds. If buying momentum continues, CORE may challenge the $0.041 high; conversely, a break below $0.030 could intensify selling pressure and possibly prompt another test of the $0.026 threshold. The tussle between bulls and bears around these horizontal levels will determine the strength and direction of subsequent moves.

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