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#Guerracomercialglobal The price of Bitcoin is still limited by concerns about the global trade war
Although the increase in global liquidity is an optimistic sign for Bitcoin, the world's first cryptocurrency remains constrained by concerns over global trade tariffs, according to James Wo, founder and CEO of the venture capital firm DFG:

"While some may argue that the retaliatory measures from countries imposing tariffs were already priced in, tariffs have a delayed economic impact beyond their initial announcement".

"The likely rise in import costs and the reduction in business margins will push inflation higher, forcing central banks to keep interest rates elevated for longer under a restrictive monetary policy," he added.

This could also tighten liquidity conditions, making risk assets like Bitcoin "less attractive in the short to medium term," Wo said.

The European Union introduced retaliatory tariffs on March 12, threatening a Bitcoin correction below USD 75,000 in the short term. This could occur temporarily as Europe accounts for over USD 1.5 trillion of the annual exports from the United States.

Despite concerns over a short-term correction, most analysts remain optimistic about the price trajectory of Bitcoin by the end of 2025, with price predictions ranging between USD 160,000 and over USD 180,000.