"April to be Historic" ...Bitcoin, 'Highest Return Rate' Since 2020 Within Reach

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Bitcoin (BTC) has shown a strong rebound in April, raising the possibility of recording its strongest monthly performance in years.

According to a recent report by the cryptocurrency media outlet BeInCrypto, Bitcoin recorded an increase of approximately 13.71% ahead of the last week of April, approaching its best April performance since 2020.

The current growth rate is close to the approximately 14.08% recorded in April 2025, and with further increases, it is highly likely to be recorded as the strongest April surge in recent years.

Historically, Bitcoin has shown strong performance in April. With an average return rate of around 30% and a median above mid-single digits, it has been considered a representative 'bullish month.'

However, this year has seen a trend that is difficult to explain by simple seasonality alone. In 2026, January and February each recorded significant declines, breaking existing statistical patterns, and March also saw only a limited rebound, with market uncertainty persisting.

Nevertheless, the April surge is interpreted as a sign of recovering market sentiment. Particularly, with the inflow of institutional funds and the recovery of buying interest, it is evaluated that the short-term rebound momentum is being maintained.

The market is focusing on whether this April surge is merely a technical rebound or the starting point of a mid-term trend reversal. In past cases, a rebound in April following a sluggish first quarter has sometimes led to a strong recovery rally.

Bitcoin is currently in a situation where a historically bullish phase and structural uncertainties are intertwined. If the April uptrend is maintained, the likelihood of it acting as a turning point for a shift in market sentiment increases.

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