Bitcoin is hovering below $81,000 as technical resistance caps gains and market sentiment turns cautious. While price action remains pressured, broader headlines—including a FOIA lawsuit probing Bitcoin’s origin and Pakistan appointing former Binance CEO CZ as a crypto advisor—are sparking fresh interest and debate around BTC’s long-term adoption.
Bitcoin Supported; CZ’s Pakistan Move
Pakistan has appointed former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ) as an advisor to its newly formed Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC)—a development with far-reaching implications. The announcement came on April 7 and marks one of the boldest crypto moves in the region to date.
CZ will advise on regulatory frameworks and infrastructure alongside the State Bank and Finance Division, bringing credibility and momentum to Pakistan’s digital asset ambitions.
The country already ranks third globally in crypto adoption, with over 20 million users. With CZ’s involvement, Pakistan could shape a regional crypto hub, pressuring neighboring India to accelerate its own blockchain initiatives. Influencers across India voiced concern, noting Pakistan’s growing lead in Web3 innovation.
India faces increasing pressure to respond CZ to work directly with regulators in Pakistan Pakistan ranks #3 globally in crypto adoptionFOIA Lawsuit Could Shed Light on Satoshi and Boost Trust
Crypto attorney James Murphy, aka MetaLawMan, has filed a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. He seeks clarity on whether DHS agents met with individuals believed to be Bitcoin’s creators back in 2019.
The lawsuit cites remarks by Special Agent Rana Saoud and aims to resolve long-standing questions around Satoshi Nakamoto’s identity.
Murphy says any transparency—even if the claim proves false—could ease skepticism around Bitcoin’s origins. If proven independent of government ties, Bitcoin could gain stronger legitimacy and wider institutional acceptance.
Expert support from FOIA legal strategist Brian Field FOIA case aims to confirm alleged 2019 DHS meeting Greater transparency could fuel broader adoptionFidelity Opens Crypto IRAs and BTC Faces Technical Hurdles
Fidelity Investments has rolled out its “Crypto for IRAs” program, allowing Americans to invest in Bitcoin, Ether, and Litecoin via tax-advantaged accounts.
The service charges a 1% spread, with no account or maintenance fees, and aims to make digital assets more accessible for long-term investors.
Bitcoin Price Faces Resistance at $81K as Bearish Pattern Pressures Bulls
On the charts, Bitcoin is facing stiff resistance at $81,800 after retreating from $83,800. The RSI near 43 signals fading bullish momentum. Key support lies at $78,000, with deeper risks around $74,400. A close above $81,600 would help bulls regain control—but for now, sellers remain in charge.
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