Bitcoin is currently trading around $115,000, facing a slight dip due to global market uncertainty. A key factor in this drop was the U.S. government’s announcement of new tariffs, which triggered risk-off sentiment in global markets and led to over $700 million in crypto liquidations. Despite the pullback, many analysts still believe Bitcoin is in a consolidation phase before its next upward move.

Institutions continue to show interest, with major ETFs reporting over $115 million in outflows, while Ethereum ETFs maintained strong inflows—suggesting a possible short-term shift in investor focus. At the same time, the U.S. SEC launched a new regulatory framework called Project Crypto, aiming to bring legal clarity and encourage innovation in the digital asset space.

Meanwhile, asset manager Syz Capital is reopening a Bitcoin investment fund to raise over 2,000 BTC (~$200 million)—another strong sign of institutional faith in Bitcoin’s long-term future. Despite recent volatility, analysts project that Bitcoin could still reach $130K–140K in the coming months if market conditions remain favorable.

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