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The price of Bitcoin has risen to its highest level since early March, boosting optimism that the largest digital currency has finally begun to break free from the usual pattern that makes it move in parallel with U.S. technology stocks.

After being briefly affected by a wave of selling in risky assets following U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of comprehensive tariffs on both allies and geopolitical adversaries, the price of Bitcoin rose by about 21% from its lowest recorded level on April 7. With this rise, Bitcoin has started trading in a way similar to gold, which is considered the most prominent among assets in markets suffering from uncertainty related to tariffs.