Bitcoin Price Now 11/04/2025: BTC Above $82K as Stocks Soar, JPMorgan Warns of Economic Turmoil

• Bitcoin Holds Support Above $82K
• Cryptocurrencies rise as market recovers slightly
• JPMorgan predicts economic turmoil, boosts reserves

On Friday, April 11, 2025, Bitcoin remained firm above the $82.200 level, with a slight appreciation of 0,5%, quoted at approximately R$478.046,02 and €72.223,08. The cryptocurrency managed to recover after briefly falling back to the $78.500 range, regaining momentum above the $80 barrier.

In the global cryptocurrency market, the total value reached R$15,13 trillion, representing a small increase of 0,34% compared to the previous day. This movement reflects moderate optimism, even in the face of a challenging macroeconomic environment.

Other digital assets also saw positive movements. Ethereum (ETH) was trading at $1.558,23, while XRP remained above $2,01, up 1%. Solana (SOL) rose 3% to $118,22. Dogecoin (DOGE) was approaching $0,15. On the other hand, Tron (TRX) and Cardano (ADA) did not show significant gains on the day.

Stock Market Today: Dow, SP 500, Nasdaq Up

In the traditional scenario, U.S. stock indexes were also trading higher. SP 500 futures rose 0,4%, while the Nasdaq gained 0,5%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0,3%, reflecting the market's attempt to absorb the impact of new trade tariffs announced by China.

Beijing confirmed it was raising tariffs on American products to 125% in response to previous measures imposed by the United States, but signaled it did not intend to escalate the tariff dispute further.

JPMorgan Chase CEO warns of considerable economic turbulence

Meanwhile, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned that the economy is facing “significant turbulence.” Despite the bank reporting a first-quarter profit of $14,64 billion — a 9% increase — it had to set aside 75% more in provisions for loan losses. The executive noted that customers are more cautious amid market volatility, driven by geopolitical and trade tensions.

Despite the challenging scenario, the bank recorded its best performance in trading revenue since the beginning of the pandemic, driven by operations in equities, fixed income, currencies and commodities. Dimon also highlighted fiscal risks, persistent inflation and regulatory instability, balanced by positive factors such as deregulation and tax reforms.