K33: The current BTC market is taking a wait-and-see approach and is not entirely bullish. If Trump's stance on tariffs softens, it may stimulate a Rebound.
PANews March 26 news, according to The Block report, K33 analysts say that despite the fact that in the past few weeks, due to the US government's statements showing a milder attitude towards tariffs and the Federal Reserve's slightly dovish stance, the cryptocurrency market has been in a calm rising trend, there are still eight days until President Trump's "liberation day," and market fluctuations caused by tariffs may further intensify. However, the most severe de-risking phase for BTC seems to have ended, and the market is now returning to a wait-and-see attitude. However, some traders are slightly optimistic and maintain a relatively passive and defensive stance, not fully bullish.
Analysts believe that if Trump's stance softens, the market may rebound. If ambiguity continues, volatility can affect both long and short positions; If a hawkish course is taken, there could be a sharp decline – similar to the tariff-related declines of the past.
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K33: The current BTC market is taking a wait-and-see approach and is not entirely bullish. If Trump's stance on tariffs softens, it may stimulate a Rebound.
PANews March 26 news, according to The Block report, K33 analysts say that despite the fact that in the past few weeks, due to the US government's statements showing a milder attitude towards tariffs and the Federal Reserve's slightly dovish stance, the cryptocurrency market has been in a calm rising trend, there are still eight days until President Trump's "liberation day," and market fluctuations caused by tariffs may further intensify. However, the most severe de-risking phase for BTC seems to have ended, and the market is now returning to a wait-and-see attitude. However, some traders are slightly optimistic and maintain a relatively passive and defensive stance, not fully bullish. Analysts believe that if Trump's stance softens, the market may rebound. If ambiguity continues, volatility can affect both long and short positions; If a hawkish course is taken, there could be a sharp decline – similar to the tariff-related declines of the past.