$BTC Bitcoin tumbled after Donald Trump’s April 2 tariff announcement, sparking market-wide volatility. S&P 500 futures dropped over 2%, wiping out $2 trillion in value. Bitcoin briefly surged to $88K on speculation of a tariff delay but quickly reversed, falling to $82K and stabilizing around $83K by April 3. The broader crypto market slid over 4%, with Ethereum and Solana plunging more than 6% to multi-month lows. Despite the chaos, some analysts see opportunity. BRN’s Valentin Fournier and 21Shares’ David Hernandez believe the tariff clarity could boost institutional confidence and long-term market participation. Bitcoin ETFs reacted positively—BlackRock’s fund saw $218 million in inflows after $157 million in outflows the day before. Ethereum, however, continues to bleed capital. BTC’s next move—toward $91K or down to $71K—remains uncertain.

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