Yesterday, Trump made a strong statement in US-EU trade negotiations, demanding that EU goods tariffs remain at 15%-20% and rejecting the EU's proposal to reduce car tariffs, targeting a 25% tariff barrier. This action could ignite a global trade war, and Bitcoin ($BTC ) may become a 'safe haven' in this storm.
Trade conflict intensifies → Traditional markets in turmoil → Funds flowing into crypto: Historical data shows that tariff wars often trigger global market risk-aversion sentiment. If the US-EU tariff deadlock continues, traditional assets (stock market, bond market, commodities) will face significant uncertainty. To seek refuge, funds may accelerate inflows into cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, driving up BTC prices.
Macro risk premium increases → BTC's 'digital gold' attributes highlighted: Trump's tariff policies exacerbate global economic division, with rising inflation expectations and currency devaluation risks. As an anti-inflation, decentralized 'digital gold', BTC's scarcity and immutability make it an ideal choice for funds to hedge against risks.
Technical signals: BTC poised for a breakout: The current BTC price has broken through a key resistance level but is still consolidating at a high level, with trading volume significantly increasing. Although it is currently the weekend, positive signals have emerged, indicating strong buying pressure in the market. If the tariff conflict continues to escalate, BTC is expected to initiate a new upward trend.
