#TariffPause US banks are ‘free to begin supporting Bitcoin’ — Michael Saylor
Even though the mood around crypto is getting better, markets can still swing wildly, especially when there’s not much trading happening, says Marcin Kazmierczak, co-founder of RedStone blockchain.
“The better feeling helps a bit, but traders should stay alert. Low weekend trading can still make prices jump up or down fast,” he told Cointelegraph.
Crypto investors might be done worrying about tariffs
According to Aurelie Barthere, a top researcher at Nansen, crypto markets might have already reacted to all the tariff-related worries.
“It feels like we’ve hit peak fear over tariffs,” she told Cointelegraph.
“People are still unsure about what’s next, but it seems like markets were just waiting for a small green light to start moving again,” she said.
Barthere explained that the current rally could keep going if crypto prices can break past old resistance levels. She also pointed out that many now believe there’s strong support for stocks, the US dollar, and bonds — thanks to what some call a "Trump put."
Still, she warned that prices could stay shaky as the US continues tariff talks.
Earlier, Nansen predicted a 70% chance that crypto would hit bottom and start rising again by June, but said it really depends on how those talks go.
Some experts, like Raoul Pal from Global Macro Investor, believe the tariff talks might just be a strategy for the US to land a bigger trade deal with China — something that could be a major win for Trump’s team.
