Analysts from #Santiment. stated that there is still resonance in the crypto community following Donald Trump's announcement of a 90-day pause in the enforcement of tariffs on imports. According to the latest report from the Santiment platform, all 10 top keywords on social media in the past week are directly related to this news. Among them are Pause, Trump, China, Tariffs, Market, Trading, and even Insider, reflecting increased attention to themes of manipulation and political influence on the market.$BTC
☝️The decision to suspend tariffs has caused a sharp spike in social media activity, especially in discussions related to the USA and China. Trump announced a pause in the enforcement of tariffs for all countries except China, for which the rates were increased to 125%. This led to a short-term recovery in the prices of leading digital assets. Bitcoin's price rose above $80,000, but more than 66% of this gain was quickly offset when investors realized that a final resolution to the conflict had not yet been reached.$BNB
Against the backdrop of a surge in mentions of the words Market, Pause, and #TARIFF on social media, there is also a rise in interest in terms related to manipulations — such as Insider and Trading. This indicates that market participants are seriously concerned about speculation and the opacity of decisions made amid geopolitical tensions. 🚨According to data from Santiment, the dominant words are accompanied by a steady increase in social dominance — an indicator of the share of discussions on social media. For example, the word Market ranks first in reach at 5.56%, while #TRUMP is at 4.25%. Even relatively neutral words like Days and Pause are in the top, highlighting the scale of the response from members of the crypto community to events. Despite the surge in social activity and the short-term price increase, traders, judging by the dynamics of discussions, remain cautious. Support for cryptocurrencies is weak, as the market has realized that 'pause' does not equal 'cancellation of the decision'. $TRB Fundamental risks associated with trade conflicts remain in effect.
