According to recent data from TradingView, Bitcoin has displayed relatively stable price movements in anticipation of critical U.S. economic indicators. As investors prepare for the first-quarter GDP data and the March Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index, which is pivotal for gauging inflation, market analysts remain cautiously optimistic. The Kobeissi Letter has noted a consensus predicting the U.S. economy may experience its first GDP contraction since Q2 2022. While significant volatility is expected in risk assets, Bitcoin enthusiasts are confident that a bullish trend may soon emerge. Noteworthy trader Cold Blooded Shiller has emphasized the importance of the next 24 hours for both Bitcoin and the S&P 500, suggesting a potential breakout. Similarly, MichaΓ«l van de Poppe asserts that Bitcoin is consolidating, primed for upward movement. Notably, as April progresses, Bitcoin is up 15%, potentially marking its strongest April since 2020.