The Bitcoin currency has seen a significant decline in value in recent days, reaching its lowest levels of 2025, influenced by several economic and geopolitical factors:
1. Escalation in the trade war between the United States and China: U.S. President Donald Trump announced the imposition of wide-ranging tariffs, including a 104% tax on Chinese imports, raising fears of a global economic crisis and prompting investors to avoid high-risk assets like cryptocurrencies.
2. Decline in stocks of companies linked to cryptocurrencies: such as MicroStrategy and Coinbase, which increased pressure on the cryptocurrency market.
3. Negative technical analysis: The appearance of a "death cross" in Bitcoin charts, a well-known indicator that precedes future declines.
4. Preparation for the "halving" event: It is expected that Bitcoin mining rewards will be reduced in April 2025, which is usually accompanied by price volatility due to changes in the currency supply.
Despite all this, Bitcoin remains one of the influential digital assets, and its volatility is linked to global political and economic developments.
