🔻 First of all, the larger context: the new round of tariffs announced by Trump is about to be implemented, which has generated strong volatility in global risk assets. As a result, Bitcoin has also been affected by this pressure, experiencing a significant drop.

The reason is simple: the market anticipates that global trade tensions may escalate, leading investors to seek safer assets and reduce risky positions in the short term. However, it is important to highlight that this is a liquidity defense, not a trend reversal. The long-term dynamics may still follow their course.

We can observe that the true underlying trend has not been affected. Especially the spot Bitcoin ETF IBIT from BlackRock, which has received a steady flow of resources and recently entered the top 5 ETFs in the United States. This ETF does not depend on market euphoria nor follows short-term volatility, but its base of certification and sustainability offers much more value than any momentary technical standard.

This reflects the long-term strategic recognition by institutional investors of the value and future prospects of cryptocurrency assets. While some are still analyzing charts, the more astute investors have already seized the moment to build their positions at the market's base, demonstrating confidence in the long-term appreciation potential.

Furthermore, Bo Hines, executive director of Trump's Digital Assets Advisory Committee, stated that the former president will soon initiate a Bitcoin reserve plan. Meanwhile, Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy, revealed in an interview with CNBC that the company has the capacity to acquire up to 1.5 million Bitcoins, further highlighting the growing institutional and strategic interest in cryptocurrencies.