#TariffsPause President Trump is once again showing his fangs: the tariff pause will not be extended. This could be a turning point in the global trade landscape, especially after the market enjoyed a breath of fresh air from exemptions on technology imports.

Stricter tariffs will almost certainly trigger uncertainty—and as history teaches us, market volatility can rise at any moment. Stocks may be shaken, and investors may once again seek refuge.

But the question now is: do crypto markets still react to macro tensions like this?

In the past, Bitcoin was often seen as "digital gold"—a safe haven when the world is uneasy. However, now, with fluctuating correlations to stocks, we are witnessing a new phase: is crypto really starting to move beyond traditional market cycles?

It could be that aggressive trade policies are pushing a wave of liquidity into alternative assets. Or conversely, volatility could force market participants to pull back from high-risk assets like crypto.

One thing is certain: the world is changing rapidly, and the market can no longer ignore its impact.