This is not fear, but sharp fluctuations in the macroeconomy.
Every significant decline in #البيتكوين during 2025 and 2026 coincides with #tariff_ shocks and trade tensions.
April: Comprehensive tariffs = approximately 12% decrease in #BTCUSDT
October: Escalation of tensions between the US and China = approximately 8% decrease in #BTC
January: Trade risks between the US and the European Union = approximately 7% decrease in #Bitcoin
This illustrates how the market is currently handling Bitcoin: a risk-sensitive asset affected by growth, interest rates, and liquidity.
But here is the main point that many overlook: 👇
📊 The flow of funds from trading platforms has not remained high. While there are short-term spikes in inflows during sell-offs, there has not been intense and continuous selling.
This is just a temporary easing of risks, followed by later absorption.
So far, it appears that this is a macroeconomic pressure affecting the price, not a structural collapse in demand.
If cash flows stabilize, that will be another matter. Until then, this is just volatility caused by political shocks... not the end of the cycle.
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BasheerAlgundubi
· 4h ago
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If cash flows stabilize, that will be another matter. Until then, it's just volatility resulting from political shocks... not the end of the cycle.
This is not fear, but sharp fluctuations in the macroeconomy.
Every significant decline in #البيتكوين during 2025 and 2026 coincides with #tariff_ shocks and trade tensions.
April: Comprehensive tariffs = approximately 12% decrease in #BTCUSDT
October: Escalation of tensions between the US and China = approximately 8% decrease in #BTC
January: Trade risks between the US and the European Union = approximately 7% decrease in #Bitcoin
This illustrates how the market is currently handling Bitcoin: a risk-sensitive asset affected by growth, interest rates, and liquidity.
But here is the main point that many overlook: 👇
📊 The flow of funds from trading platforms has not remained high. While there are short-term spikes in inflows during sell-offs, there has not been intense and continuous selling.
This is just a temporary easing of risks, followed by later absorption.
So far, it appears that this is a macroeconomic pressure affecting the price, not a structural collapse in demand.
If cash flows stabilize, that will be another matter. Until then, this is just volatility caused by political shocks... not the end of the cycle.
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