Bitcoin was relatively stable today as investors remain cautious amid the changing trade landscape and economic risks. President Trump’s latest round of tariffs took effect Thursday, with a separate 100% levy on all semiconductor imports expected to follow. The move has reignited concerns about global trade disruption at a time when recent US payrolls data has already raised alarm over softening domestic growth.
At the same time, US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw USD 91.5 million in net inflows on Wednesday, breaking a four-session streak of outflows that had drained over USD 1.4 billion. While the reversal has provided near-term support for Bitcoin, it also points to the market’s sensitivity to shifts in investor sentiment. A stronger trend in inflows could help the asset return to its highs.
Meanwhile, the market could continue to find support in a more positive regulatory environment. SEC officials have signalled a more accommodating posture on token classification and staking activities, which could support the cryptomarket at large.
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