#MarketPullback Bitcoin (BTC) recently pulled back due to a mix of macroeconomic and market-specific factors. Fears of a global trade war, driven by U.S. tariffs on Canada and Mexico, sparked a risk-off sentiment, pushing BTC below $90,000 to a three-month low around $86,000. Institutional sell-offs and panic selling by new investors amplified the decline, with BTC dropping 21% from its January high of $109,071. Despite a 28% rebound from April’s $75,000 low, resistance at $95,000 halted recovery, raising bull trap concerns. Lower-than-average trading volumes suggest limited participation from large investors, adding pressure. Trump’s strategic bitcoin reserve announcement initially boosted sentiment but failed to sustain momentum amid tariff-driven volatility. Analysts see pullbacks as buying opportunities, with support levels at $80,400 and $74,000, but macroeconomic uncertainty may delay a rebound to $100,000cointelegraph.#btc走勢 #trum