Cryptocurrencies show stability, uncorrelated with macroeconomic policies.
Former President Donald Trump plans to appeal a federal court ruling on tariffs at the U.S. Supreme Court, pushing for a swift decision to maintain trade measures.
This legal move highlights the ongoing debate over tariffs’ role in U.S. economic strategy, potentially affecting market dynamics and policy outlooks.
Reactions vary among market analysts who cite fiscal policies over tariffs as primary reasons for financial instability. Despite Trump’s claims, official financial authorities have remained largely silent on the potential impacts concerning cryptocurrency markets.
In the past, tariff implementations under Trump’s administration led to increased volatility in traditional markets, yet cryptocurrencies generally reported uncorrelated responses, facing minimal direct impacts without accompanying regulatory shifts.
“The stock market is falling because the market needs tariff measures; they are eager for tariffs.” — Donald Trump, Former US President
Did you know? Historical analysis indicates that macroeconomic policies rarely impact cryptocurrencies without direct regulatory oversight.
Bitcoin’s (BTC) current price stands at $111,156.41 with a market cap of 2.21 trillion. Having shown a modest 2.07% gain in the last 24 hours, BTC reflects recent stability despite broader market uncertainties, according to CoinMarketCap. Over the past 90 days, BTC’s price has gained 6.08%.
Coincu analysts highlight that Trump’s appeal outcome could theoretically induce broader regulatory scrutiny, potentially influencing technological innovation in the blockchain sphere.
