The Storm of Bitcoin and Trump's Tariff Policy since U.S. President Trump Returned to the White House in Early 2025, his tough trade policies have become the focus of global markets. In early April, Trump announced a 10% 'minimum benchmark tariff' on all imported goods and higher rates on certain countries, a policy dubbed 'Liberation Day' by the market. Following this news, Bitcoin prices reacted quickly, surging significantly on April 2, surpassing the $95,000 mark. Analysts believe this reflects investors' inclination to view Bitcoin as a safe-haven asset, especially in the context of escalating trade wars and increasing dollar volatility. However, the good times did not last long. On April 4, China announced a 34% retaliatory tariff on U.S. imports, leading to a global stock market crash, and Bitcoin was not spared, with prices retreating to around $91,000. Nonetheless, compared to traditional markets like Nasdaq, Bitcoin showed relative resilience, highlighting its unique position in times of crisis. Industry insiders predict that if trade frictions persist, Bitcoin may...