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Bitcoin price under pressure as market worries about Trump’s tariffs and possible inflation

2025-02-27

REGULATION
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2 months ago

 

Bitcoin price now drops to $84,800. Bitcoin’s price is facing pressure, and experts predict it could drop to $70,000. Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, warned that Bitcoin might experience more market turbulence.

 

A key metric, "Bitcoin Exchange Inflow," which tracks how much Bitcoin is sent to exchanges, has surged. When large amounts of Bitcoin move to exchanges, it often signals that investors are preparing to sell.

 

Recently, this metric showed three spikes, each above 5,000 BTC, in one day. Shortly after, Bitcoin’s price dropped to $86,900. This suggests that big investors may have been selling due to panic or profit-taking.

 

A drop in consumer confidence in the U.S. is one reason. People are worried about inflation and possible new tariffs if President Donald Trump imposes.

 

Trump has proposed a 10% tax on all imports and possibly a 60%+ tax on Chinese goods and tariffs impose on other countries as well.

 

Experts warn this could lead to higher prices for everyday goods, hurting households. Businesses may also increase their prices, causing more inflation.

 

Bitcoin recently fell to its lowest price in three months, pushing the total crypto market value down to $2.91 trillion.

 

Arthur Hayes pointed out that hedge funds are trading Bitcoin in a way that could cause further price drops.

 

These funds are making money by holding BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) while shorting Bitcoin futures (betting that Bitcoin will fall).

 

If Bitcoin keeps dropping, these funds might be forced to buy back their short positions, adding more selling pressure.

 

Hayes predicts Bitcoin could fall to $70,000 if the current market trends continue.

 

Bitcoin’s price has dropped for three days straight, reaching $82,256 before rebounding slightly.

 

At the same time, Bitcoin ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds) are seeing large outflows, meaning investors are pulling their money out. This, along with Trump's threats of a 25% tariff on the EU, has made the market even more uncertain.

 

While some analysts see this as a “buying opportunity,” others warn that Bitcoin’s price could still drop further, possibly to $71,000 - $80,000.

 

 

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