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Bitcoin stands Unshaken 💪
Amid Market Chaos.

Welcome to Crypto Wire — clear, concise, and crypto-smart.
What we’ll cover today:
🚨 Bitcoin's resilience amid Trump’s tariff turbulence
🌪️ Nansen's warning: Stay put, don’t fight the tape
📉 Stocks plummet while Bitcoin stays firm — What’s next?
💡 Expert takes on market reactions and what to watch out for next



Source : Vecteezy
Bitcoin and altcoins have taken a hit after Trump's Liberation Day tariffs announcement, while the stock market nosedives.
🚨Breaking News:
After Donald Trump announced Liberation Day tariffs, Bitcoin remained between $80,000 and $90,000, while Ethereum dipped below $2,000. The Federal Reserve's warning of higher inflation and slower U.S. economic growth could put further pressure on cryptocurrencies.
⚡Wire Simplified:
Bitcoin stayed between $80,000 and $90,000, Ethereum below $2,000.
Total crypto market cap dropped from $2.7 trillion to $2.6 trillion.
Stock market had its worst week since 2020, with Nasdaq 100, S&P 500, and Dow Jones all falling into correction.
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell warned that Trump's tariffs could increase inflation, slowing U.S. economic growth.
Stagflation fears grow as high inflation and unemployment create economic challenges.
✔️Straight to the Point:
Bitcoin and altcoins may face turbulence due to the potential economic impact of Trump’s tariffs, with inflation being a key concern.
🎤 Will Trump’s tariffs cause Bitcoin to dip below $80,000? |
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Source : CryptoSlate
As Trump’s new tariffs send shockwaves globally, Nansen analysts advise patience, warning against premature market moves.
🚨Breaking News:
Nansen urges investors not to fight the tape amid market fear, suggesting waiting for trade negotiations and Fed decisions before repositioning.
⚡Wire Simplified:
Trump’s new tariffs: Baseline 10%, potentially up to 50% for some countries.
Tariffs target China, Japan, and Vietnam, causing global economic unease.
Nansen suggests holding off on market moves until more clarity emerges.
Key factors to watch: trade talks, labor market data, Federal Reserve actions.
Tariff implementation starts April 5, sparking fear in global markets.
✔️Straight to the Point:
Nansen’s cautious stance highlights the uncertainty surrounding Trump's tariffs, advising investors to wait and watch rather than make hasty moves.
🎤 Should investors follow Nansen’s advice and stay put? |

Source : iStock
Despite turbulent markets, Bitcoin remains resilient, holding above $80,000 while U.S. stocks continue their steep decline.
🚨Breaking News:
Bitcoin stayed at $83,230 on Friday, marking a 9% rebound from March lows, while the Dow Jones plummeted by over 1,080 points.
⚡Wire Simplified:
Bitcoin maintained above $80,000 despite market turbulence.
Dow Jones fell by more than 2,000 points over two days.
Nasdaq 100 officially entered a bear market, dropping over 20% from its peak.
S&P 500 and Russell 2000 also suffered significant losses.
Bitcoin’s performance remains relatively strong compared to traditional stocks.
✔️Straight to the Point:
Bitcoin’s stability amid the stock market crash signals potential as a hedge, but caution is warranted as economic risks loom.



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Disclaimer:
This newsletter is for educational purposes and not intended as financial advice. Make your own investment decisions based on thorough research. Stay informed and cautious in the ever-changing crypto market.
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