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Financial Markets Suffer Under the Weight of Volatility: Bitcoin Outperforms US Stocks Amid Rising Political Risks$BTC Volatility in financial markets has risen unprecedentedly since the beginning of this month, amid escalating trade tensions and the economic policies pursued by US President Donald Trump. According to data from TradingView, the S&P 500 index, which is the benchmark for the performance of US stock markets, witnessed a massive jump in realized volatility over a seven-day period, rising from 50% to 169%, the highest level since the COVID-19 crisis in 2020.

Financial Markets Suffer Under the Weight of Volatility: Bitcoin Outperforms US Stocks Amid Rising Political Risks

$BTC Volatility in financial markets has risen unprecedentedly since the beginning of this month, amid escalating trade tensions and the economic policies pursued by US President Donald Trump. According to data from TradingView, the S&P 500 index, which is the benchmark for the performance of US stock markets, witnessed a massive jump in realized volatility over a seven-day period, rising from 50% to 169%, the highest level since the COVID-19 crisis in 2020.
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#BTCRebound The cryptocurrency market, led by Bitcoin (BTC), has seen a noticeable recovery following U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to exempt tech products from the tariffs he imposed on China and other countries. Market participants view this decision as a positive signal amid the ongoing trade war between the United States and China. The cryptocurrency market surged after Trump's decision to exempt tech products from the reciprocal tariffs imposed on China and other countries. According to a report published by CNBC, the U.S. president exempted phones, computers, and electronic chips from the new tariffs. The price of Bitcoin surpassed $85,000 after this report, and other alternative cryptocurrencies also recorded significant gains. This development is undoubtedly positive for the market, as it eases the severity of the tariffs Trump imposed on most countries earlier this month.
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The cryptocurrency market, led by Bitcoin (BTC), has seen a noticeable recovery following U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to exempt tech products from the tariffs he imposed on China and other countries. Market participants view this decision as a positive signal amid the ongoing trade war between the United States and China.
The cryptocurrency market surged after Trump's decision to exempt tech products from the reciprocal tariffs imposed on China and other countries. According to a report published by CNBC, the U.S. president exempted phones, computers, and electronic chips from the new tariffs.
The price of Bitcoin surpassed $85,000 after this report, and other alternative cryptocurrencies also recorded significant gains. This development is undoubtedly positive for the market, as it eases the severity of the tariffs Trump imposed on most countries earlier this month.
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And what about Elon Musk's losses from all this !!
And what about Elon Musk's losses from all this !!
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A major financial scandal was exposed in the United States when it was alleged that President Donald Trump manipulated the stock market for personal gain. First, Trump imposed high global tariffs, causing a panic and a $10 trillion drop in the U.S. stock market. Then, after the market crash, he tweeted encouragement to buy stocks - specifically pointing to his company DJT. A few hours later, Trump postponed the tariffs for 90 days. The market rebounded, and DJT's shares jumped by 22%, increasing Trump's personal wealth by $415 million in an hour. It raises suspicions that some investors had already bet large amounts expecting a market rise - indicating prior knowledge. These were Trump's allies: wealthy businessmen and politicians. This tactic, known as "pump and dump," involves lowering prices, buying at low prices, then raising them for profit. Ordinary investors lost an estimated $4 trillion, while the wealthy profited. A leaked video from the White House showed Trump joking about the billions made by his aides, including billionaire Charles Schwab. This incident sparked outrage in Congress, but the White House defended the actions, describing them as "market soothing." Wall Street firms are now using Trump's tweets to guide their trading, raising serious concerns about the president's influence.
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Bitcoin gains came amid a broader mood of risk appetite in the markets, as Trump announced a 90-day extension of his plans to impose high tariffs on major global economies. This period gives countries more time to negotiate with the United States and strike new trade deals, which could alleviate the impact of Trump's tariffs on supply chains and the economy. However, Trump did not grant China any exemptions, raising tariffs on Beijing to 120% due to the state's response to his initial tariffs. China set tariffs of 84% on American goods on Wednesday, showing little intention to back down.
Bitcoin gains came amid a broader mood of risk appetite in the markets, as Trump announced a 90-day extension of his plans to impose high tariffs on major global economies.

This period gives countries more time to negotiate with the United States and strike new trade deals, which could alleviate the impact of Trump's tariffs on supply chains and the economy.

However, Trump did not grant China any exemptions, raising tariffs on Beijing to 120% due to the state's response to his initial tariffs. China set tariffs of 84% on American goods on Wednesday, showing little intention to back down.
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Bitcoin surged sharply on Thursday, recovering from recent losses as risk appetite strengthened after U.S. President Donald Trump delayed his plans to impose high retaliatory tariffs. However, overall gains were limited due to fears of a rapid escalation in the trade war between the United States and China, especially since Trump did not exempt China and raised tariffs on it, prompting Beijing to take retaliatory measures. Cryptocurrency prices moved in tandem with the broader risk-driven markets, which rose since Wednesday evening after Trump's announcement of tariff exemptions. However, Bitcoin's gains were less than those seen in stock and currency markets, with cryptocurrency markets also tense after Strategy, the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin in the world, reported a significant loss in the value of its digital assets.
Bitcoin surged sharply on Thursday, recovering from recent losses as risk appetite strengthened after U.S. President Donald Trump delayed his plans to impose high retaliatory tariffs.

However, overall gains were limited due to fears of a rapid escalation in the trade war between the United States and China, especially since Trump did not exempt China and raised tariffs on it, prompting Beijing to take retaliatory measures.

Cryptocurrency prices moved in tandem with the broader risk-driven markets, which rose since Wednesday evening after Trump's announcement of tariff exemptions.

However, Bitcoin's gains were less than those seen in stock and currency markets, with cryptocurrency markets also tense after Strategy, the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin in the world, reported a significant loss in the value of its digital assets.
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#TariffsPause Today, the Bitcoin currency witnessed a skyrocketing increase of 6.48%, surpassing a value of $82,000, following the announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump of a temporary 90-day suspension of tariffs on certain countries, excluding China. This decision led to an increase in investor confidence in digital markets. Earlier today, the price of Bitcoin was trading at around $74,500, but it rose significantly after Trump's announcement, reaching approximately $83,000. This increase was not limited to Bitcoin alone, but also included stocks of companies associated with digital currencies. For instance, shares of 'MicroStrategy' rose by 24%, and 'Coinbase' by 19%.
#TariffsPause Today, the Bitcoin currency witnessed a skyrocketing increase of 6.48%, surpassing a value of $82,000, following the announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump of a temporary 90-day suspension of tariffs on certain countries, excluding China. This decision led to an increase in investor confidence in digital markets. Earlier today, the price of Bitcoin was trading at around $74,500, but it rose significantly after Trump's announcement, reaching approximately $83,000. This increase was not limited to Bitcoin alone, but also included stocks of companies associated with digital currencies. For instance, shares of 'MicroStrategy' rose by 24%, and 'Coinbase' by 19%.
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The price of the digital currency Bitcoin rose at the end of the American session, and Bitcoin is currently trading at $83,490.7, up by +8.29% in the last 24 hours. The market capitalization now stands at $1.65 trillion according to Investing data, and Bitcoin remains the most dominant with a market share of 62.6%, followed by Ethereum with a market share of 7.3%. It is worth noting that based on today's closing price, Bitcoin has dropped by -3.11% in the last seven days, and the most popular altcoin, Ethereum, has also dropped by -11.55% in the last seven days.
The price of the digital currency Bitcoin rose at the end of the American session, and Bitcoin is currently trading at $83,490.7, up by +8.29% in the last 24 hours. The market capitalization now stands at $1.65 trillion according to Investing data, and Bitcoin remains the most dominant with a market share of 62.6%, followed by Ethereum with a market share of 7.3%. It is worth noting that based on today's closing price, Bitcoin has dropped by -3.11% in the last seven days, and the most popular altcoin, Ethereum, has also dropped by -11.55% in the last seven days.
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Bitcoin has returned to the lowest level it has seen in six months, which it recorded earlier this week, as risk appetite was crushed by Trump's tariffs. Trump's tariffs - which include a massive 104% tax on China - went into effect at midnight Eastern Standard Time on Wednesday. The tariffs were revealed last week and are widely seen as much worse than markets had expected. Additionally, Trump's 104% tariff against China is significantly larger than the 60% tariffs he had previously threatened.
Bitcoin has returned to the lowest level it has seen in six months, which it recorded earlier this week, as risk appetite was crushed by Trump's tariffs.
Trump's tariffs - which include a massive 104% tax on China - went into effect at midnight Eastern Standard Time on Wednesday.
The tariffs were revealed last week and are widely seen as much worse than markets had expected. Additionally, Trump's 104% tariff against China is significantly larger than the 60% tariffs he had previously threatened.
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Bitcoin has sharply declined, erasing most of the recent recovery as President Donald Trump's steep trade tariffs came into effect, leading to widespread losses in financial markets. Sentiment towards Bitcoin was also affected by the announcement from MicroStrategy (NASDAQ:MSTR) - the largest publicly traded holder of Bitcoin - of an unrealized loss of $5.91 billion on its digital asset holdings. Bitcoin's losses extended to the broader cryptocurrency markets, following sharp declines in risk-driven markets as sentiment worsened in the face of an impending global trade war. Trump's reciprocal tariffs came into effect on Wednesday, provoking anger and threats of retaliation from several major economies. Bitcoin fell by 4.2% to $76,523.5 by 09:41 AM Saudi time, after dropping to a low of $74,600. Sentiment towards Bitcoin was also influenced by the cryptocurrency forming a death cross - a bearish technical indicator - earlier this week.
Bitcoin has sharply declined, erasing most of the recent recovery as President Donald Trump's steep trade tariffs came into effect, leading to widespread losses in financial markets.
Sentiment towards Bitcoin was also affected by the announcement from MicroStrategy (NASDAQ:MSTR) - the largest publicly traded holder of Bitcoin - of an unrealized loss of $5.91 billion on its digital asset holdings.
Bitcoin's losses extended to the broader cryptocurrency markets, following sharp declines in risk-driven markets as sentiment worsened in the face of an impending global trade war. Trump's reciprocal tariffs came into effect on Wednesday, provoking anger and threats of retaliation from several major economies.
Bitcoin fell by 4.2% to $76,523.5 by 09:41 AM Saudi time, after dropping to a low of $74,600. Sentiment towards Bitcoin was also influenced by the cryptocurrency forming a death cross - a bearish technical indicator - earlier this week.
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The Ripple currency traded within the pair $ at a price of $1.7237 during Wednesday, declining by 10.24% on a daily basis. This marks its highest decline percentage in some time. The downward movement also caused Ripple's market value to drop to $101.4373B, or 5.33% of the total market value of the cryptocurrency market. The highest market values for Ripple reached $190.3902B. Ripple traded in a range between $1.7237 and $1.8115 over the last twenty-four hours. Over the past seven days, Ripple has been observed experiencing a decline in values, with a percentage change indicating a loss. The trading volume of Ripple in the last twenty-four hours, as of the writing of this report within the pair $ , was $6.5702B or 2.76% of the total volume of all digital currencies. It traded within a range between $1.6283 and $2.1746 over the last seven days.
The Ripple currency traded within the pair $ at a price of $1.7237 during Wednesday, declining by 10.24% on a daily basis. This marks its highest decline percentage in some time. The downward movement also caused Ripple's market value to drop to $101.4373B, or 5.33% of the total market value of the cryptocurrency market. The highest market values for Ripple reached $190.3902B. Ripple traded in a range between $1.7237 and $1.8115 over the last twenty-four hours. Over the past seven days, Ripple has been observed experiencing a decline in values, with a percentage change indicating a loss. The trading volume of Ripple in the last twenty-four hours, as of the writing of this report within the pair $ , was $6.5702B or 2.76% of the total volume of all digital currencies. It traded within a range between $1.6283 and $2.1746 over the last seven days.
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Standard Chartered Bank expects a huge rise in the Ripple XRP currency over the next few years before U.S. President Donald Trump leaves office. In a note issued on Tuesday, the global investment bank began coverage of XRP, indicating that the digital currency could reach $12.50 by the end of 2028, up from about $1.90 at the time of writing the report. In percentage terms, this would represent a 550% increase. The forecasts are based on XRP's potential to "keep up with the expected increases in Bitcoin prices in real value," supported by its role in cross-border payments and conversion to digital tokens. The value of XRP increased sixfold in the two months following Trump's victory in the 2024 elections, making it the strongest gain among major digital assets. Geoff Kendrick, head of global digital asset research at Standard Chartered Bank, attributes this to expectations that the Securities and Exchange Commission will drop its appeal against Ripple in a long-standing legal case. This move was confirmed in March, helping to remove a major obstacle from XRP's prospects.
Standard Chartered Bank expects a huge rise in the Ripple XRP currency over the next few years before U.S. President Donald Trump leaves office.
In a note issued on Tuesday, the global investment bank began coverage of XRP, indicating that the digital currency could reach $12.50 by the end of 2028, up from about $1.90 at the time of writing the report. In percentage terms, this would represent a 550% increase.
The forecasts are based on XRP's potential to "keep up with the expected increases in Bitcoin prices in real value," supported by its role in cross-border payments and conversion to digital tokens.
The value of XRP increased sixfold in the two months following Trump's victory in the 2024 elections, making it the strongest gain among major digital assets.
Geoff Kendrick, head of global digital asset research at Standard Chartered Bank, attributes this to expectations that the Securities and Exchange Commission will drop its appeal against Ripple in a long-standing legal case. This move was confirmed in March, helping to remove a major obstacle from XRP's prospects.
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The Bitcoin (BTC) currency has regained a significant portion of its losses, approaching the $80,000 level, after experiencing a sharp decline last Monday when it dropped below $75,000, prompting the market to undergo a strong rebound that included many major cryptocurrencies. Both Dogecoin (DOGE) and BNB of the BNB Chain, Ripple (XRP), and Cardano (ADA) recorded increases of up to 10%, contributing to recovering part of the losses from the previous twenty-four hours.
The Bitcoin (BTC) currency has regained a significant portion of its losses, approaching the $80,000 level, after experiencing a sharp decline last Monday when it dropped below $75,000, prompting the market to undergo a strong rebound that included many major cryptocurrencies. Both Dogecoin (DOGE) and BNB of the BNB Chain, Ripple (XRP), and Cardano (ADA) recorded increases of up to 10%, contributing to recovering part of the losses from the previous twenty-four hours.
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Bitcoin rose on Tuesday, continuing its recovery from nearly five-month lows as traders bought the world's largest cryptocurrency at lower prices, although sentiment remained fragile in the face of President Donald Trump's trade tariffs. Other cryptocurrencies also tracked Bitcoin's recovery, although the sector has seen heavy losses in recent weeks as Trump's tariffs impact global risk markets. Bitcoin rose by 3.6% to $79,673.5 by 09:19 AM Saudi time, surpassing the $80,000 level earlier in the day.
Bitcoin rose on Tuesday, continuing its recovery from nearly five-month lows as traders bought the world's largest cryptocurrency at lower prices, although sentiment remained fragile in the face of President Donald Trump's trade tariffs.
Other cryptocurrencies also tracked Bitcoin's recovery, although the sector has seen heavy losses in recent weeks as Trump's tariffs impact global risk markets.
Bitcoin rose by 3.6% to $79,673.5 by 09:19 AM Saudi time, surpassing the $80,000 level earlier in the day.
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The value of Bitcoin has sharply declined by over 12% in recent hours, dropping to $74,604, breaking the $75,000 barrier for the first time in months. This violent drop comes amid a wave of turmoil hitting global markets following the announcement by former U.S. President Donald Trump of new tariffs. Bitcoin has lost about 30% of its value compared to its all-time high three months ago, causing its market value to decrease by more than $67 billion. Simultaneously, Asian and European markets have experienced unprecedented declines, amid rising concerns of a global economic recession, as even safe assets like gold have not escaped the wave of losses.
The value of Bitcoin has sharply declined by over 12% in recent hours, dropping to $74,604, breaking the $75,000 barrier for the first time in months. This violent drop comes amid a wave of turmoil hitting global markets following the announcement by former U.S. President Donald Trump of new tariffs.
Bitcoin has lost about 30% of its value compared to its all-time high three months ago, causing its market value to decrease by more than $67 billion.
Simultaneously, Asian and European markets have experienced unprecedented declines, amid rising concerns of a global economic recession, as even safe assets like gold have not escaped the wave of losses.
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The losses were not limited to Bitcoin funds only, as Ethereum funds recorded outflows of $49.93 million, reflecting continued negative pressure for the sixth consecutive week. This coincided with a general decline in the cryptocurrency market, where Bitcoin recorded a decrease of 9.3% to fall below $76,500, a level that many experts warned could deepen losses if not maintained.
The losses were not limited to Bitcoin funds only, as Ethereum funds recorded outflows of $49.93 million, reflecting continued negative pressure for the sixth consecutive week. This coincided with a general decline in the cryptocurrency market, where Bitcoin recorded a decrease of 9.3% to fall below $76,500, a level that many experts warned could deepen losses if not maintained.
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The Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the United States experienced a wave of outflows last week, following escalating global trade tensions after U.S. President Donald Trump announced new tariffs on imports, raising fears of a trade war. Twelve of the spot Bitcoin funds recorded a net outflow of $172.89 million, ending a two-week streak of positive investment inflows that saw nearly $941 million enter those funds. The data showed that outflows were concentrated on four of the five days between March 31 and April 4, with the daily flows as follows: $71.07 million on Monday, $157.64 million on Tuesday, $99.86 million on Thursday, and $64.88 million on Friday. Wednesday was the only exception, recording positive inflows of $220.76 million.
The Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the United States experienced a wave of outflows last week, following escalating global trade tensions after U.S. President Donald Trump announced new tariffs on imports, raising fears of a trade war.

Twelve of the spot Bitcoin funds recorded a net outflow of $172.89 million, ending a two-week streak of positive investment inflows that saw nearly $941 million enter those funds. The data showed that outflows were concentrated on four of the five days between March 31 and April 4, with the daily flows as follows: $71.07 million on Monday, $157.64 million on Tuesday, $99.86 million on Thursday, and $64.88 million on Friday. Wednesday was the only exception, recording positive inflows of $220.76 million.
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The price of the digital currency Bitcoin has risen at the end of the American session, with Bitcoin now trading at $84,245.9, up by +2.34% in the last 24 hours. The market capitalization is currently at $1.67 trillion, and Bitcoin remains the most dominant with a market share of 62.0%, followed by Ethereum with a market share of 8.2%. It is noted that based on today's closing price, Bitcoin has decreased by -0.04% over the last seven days, and the most popular altcoin, Ethereum, has also decreased by -3.61% over the last seven days.
The price of the digital currency Bitcoin has risen at the end of the American session, with Bitcoin now trading at $84,245.9, up by +2.34% in the last 24 hours. The market capitalization is currently at $1.67 trillion, and Bitcoin remains the most dominant with a market share of 62.0%, followed by Ethereum with a market share of 8.2%. It is noted that based on today's closing price, Bitcoin has decreased by -0.04% over the last seven days, and the most popular altcoin, Ethereum, has also decreased by -3.61% over the last seven days.
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#StopLossStrategies Analysis showing the end of the rising Bitcoin market: Cryptocurrencies continue to trade within a limited downward range, with Bitcoin now trading at $82,900, down by 0.67% in the last 24 hours. The decline is more pronounced with Ethereum, which is currently trading below $1,800, down by 1.24%. Solana is now recording $119.1 per token, down by 1.7%. Likewise, both Ripple and Dogecoin and Shiba Inu are down by 1.74%, 2.37%, and 1.78%, respectively.
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Analysis showing the end of the rising Bitcoin market:
Cryptocurrencies continue to trade within a limited downward range, with Bitcoin now trading at $82,900, down by 0.67% in the last 24 hours. The decline is more pronounced with Ethereum, which is currently trading below $1,800, down by 1.24%. Solana is now recording $119.1 per token, down by 1.7%. Likewise, both Ripple and Dogecoin and Shiba Inu are down by 1.74%, 2.37%, and 1.78%, respectively.
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CEO of CryptoQuant, Ki Young Ju, confirmed that the Bitcoin bull market has ended, with prices hovering around the $82,000 level. The expert based his analysis on key technical factors such as the relationship between realized market cap and market cap, as well as selling pressures leading to his conclusions.
CEO of CryptoQuant, Ki Young Ju, confirmed that the Bitcoin bull market has ended, with prices hovering around the $82,000 level. The expert based his analysis on key technical factors such as the relationship between realized market cap and market cap, as well as selling pressures leading to his conclusions.
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The number of Bitcoin whales—wallets containing between 1,000 and 10,000 BTC—is currently 1,991, a figure that has remained remarkably stable since March 24. This level of stability in the activity of large holders indicates that major players are not significantly accumulating or offloading their positions. Given the size of these holdings, even slight shifts in whale behavior can have a significant impact on the market. This stability is particularly notable given the recent volatility in the broader cryptocurrency market.
The number of Bitcoin whales—wallets containing between 1,000 and 10,000 BTC—is currently 1,991, a figure that has remained remarkably stable since March 24.

This level of stability in the activity of large holders indicates that major players are not significantly accumulating or offloading their positions.

Given the size of these holdings, even slight shifts in whale behavior can have a significant impact on the market. This stability is particularly notable given the recent volatility in the broader cryptocurrency market.
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