After U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of new tariffs on more than 100 countries, the cryptocurrency market experienced a significant decline, with Bitcoin (BTC) dropping from $88,500 to $83,000, while Ethereum (ETH) fell by 6% to $1,820. This decision sparked a sense of uncertainty among investors, leading to massive sell-offs and the transfer of large amounts of cryptocurrencies to trading platforms in preparation for sale.

As for Bitcoin's fate, it is facing significant market volatility. Currently, it is trying to maintain the $84,000 level, but some analyses suggest a potential drop to $73,000 before seeing a new rise. The influencing factors include Bitcoin balance transfers associated with the Mt. Gox platform and concerns related to liquidity, which increase selling pressure. Conversely, there are positive long-term expectations, especially with the possibility of the Federal Reserve lowering interest rates, which could support Bitcoin as an investment asset.