When U.S. President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on foreign imports, especially from China, it reflected on the global economy and raised waves of concern in financial markets. This trade tension indirectly affected the cryptocurrency market, where some investors considered it a safe haven amid the turmoil of traditional markets. During periods of escalation between the United States and its trading partners, cryptocurrencies, led by Bitcoin, saw an increase in demand due to declining confidence in global markets and fluctuations in the dollar's value. This temporary shift in investor sentiment reflects the growing relationship between global economic policies and the performance of digital assets.