The whispers are now headlines — Trump has fired the first shot, and Bitcoin is caught in the blast.
This month, Donald Trump stunned the world by announcing 25% tariffs on Indian goods, calling out the country’s “unfair trade practices” and deepening ties with Russia. While politicians argue over trade and diplomacy, markets are speaking loud and clear — and they’re turning to Bitcoin.
Just days after the announcement, over $216 billion was wiped from the crypto market, and Bitcoin $BTC saw sharp losses.
But this isn’t just about tariffs.
This is about trust.
Trust in fiat.
Trust in governments.
Trust in the system.
And for many — that trust is cracking.
Elon Musk, without naming names, posted:
“Trade wars accelerate decentralization.”
A quiet nod? Or a direct signal?
India is one of the fastest-growing crypto hubs on the planet. Millions use digital assets daily. A blow to its economy isn’t just regional — it’s global. And Bitcoin is once again in the eye of the storm.
History shows us what happens next:
When fiat systems shake, Bitcoin rises from the rubble.
This could be that moment.
This could be the shift.
Stay alert.
Stay ahead.
