#TrumpTariffs Donald Trump has reactivated his tariff policy as part of his trade agenda, which is generating high uncertainty in global markets. A federal court allowed the tariffs known as 'Liberation Day' to remain in place, which particularly affect China, Canada, and Mexico. Trump plans to notify his trade partners in the coming days, with a deadline of July 9 for them to accept new conditions. If there is no progress, the tariffs could be reinstated starting July 8, when the current truce expires.

This tension has directly impacted the cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin, which had surpassed 112,000 USD, fell to around 104,000 USD amid fears of a new global trade conflict, although it later stabilized around 110,000 USD when sanctions against Europe were eased. Analysts like Pav Hundal from Swyftx point out that the persistence of tariff threats could dampen BTC's bullish momentum, while a favorable resolution could drive it towards 120,000 USD in the coming weeks.