In the midst of the trade war driven by Donald Trump, Bitcoin ($BTC ) demonstrated unprecedented stability by recording a volatility of 72.9% in 10 days, surpassing the S&P500 (76.8%), traditionally considered more stable. While the stock index suffered from tariff uncertainty, BTC recovered to USD 85,000, backed by a dollar at three-year lows, a historic factor for bullish rallies. The U.S. Producer Price Index (PPI) showed an inflationary slowdown, fueling economic hopes. Analysts like Eric Balchunas and Julio Moreno highlighted that BTC has reduced its volatility compared to past crises (COVID-19, FTX), consolidating itself as a possible "safe haven" in turbulent macroeconomic environments.