Price Movement of ET April 1–2, 2026 ET opened at $68,224 on April 1, nearly the same as Tuesday night's close at $68,233. The price briefly surged to $68,590 in the morning ET. The rally continued until reaching $69,170 after Trump stated that the Iran war could be resolved within 2–3 weeks, boosting positive sentiment for risk assets including crypto. However, the euphoria was short-lived. On April 2, 2026, ET was recorded at $66,813 or approximately IDR 1.14 billion, down 1.54% in 24 hours. During this period, ET hit a low of around IDR 1.13 billion and an intraday high of IDR 1.17 billion. Latest data shows the price is now around $66,470 (−2.85%). Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs targeting over 50 countries with rates of 10–50% officially took effect on April 2, triggering selling pressure in the crypto market amid rising macro concerns. ET closed Q1 2026 with a 22% decline — the worst first-quarter performance since 2018. The Fear & Greed Index remained at 9 for 46 consecutive days, the longest streak since the FTX collapse in November 2022. Interestingly, amid this panic, ET ETFs attracted inflows of $18.7 billion throughout Q1, and whales accumulated 270,000 ET — the largest accumulation in 13 years — indicating that major players are positioning for recovery. ET is currently in the "absorption without expansion" phase — supply is managed but demand is not yet strong enough for a breakout. The closest catalysts to watch are US employment data (3 Apr), FOMC minutes (8 Apr), and developments in Trump’s tariff negotiations.

Bitcoin and Ethereum

BTC 4H Kongjun ultimately wins Continuing to fluctuate downward Waiting for a selling climax to clear the way Then consider adding more longs Minor resistance level around 67-67.5K The main trend is still mainly rebound-based