#BitcoinWithTariffs Bitcoin faces a volatile scenario with the imposition of global trade tariffs. Tariffs on imports, such as those proposed by Trump (10-20% in the US, up to 60% in China), could drive inflation, devaluing fiat currencies. In this context, Bitcoin, with its fixed supply, is seen as a hedge against loss of purchasing power. However, tariffs may slow down global trade, negatively impacting the adoption of cryptocurrencies. Investors are monitoring the halving and monetary policies, while the market oscillates between optimism for decentralization and regulatory uncertainties. The future of Bitcoin depends on how economies will react to these tensions.