Since Trump's inauguration, Bitcoin's price has fluctuated from $109,000 to below $78,000 due to major tariff announcements affecting global markets.
The back-and-forth on tariffs has created uncertainty, impacting market sentiment and causing Bitcoin to dip below $100,000 at various points.
Tariff tensions with Colombia and disruptions from the rise of DeepSeek contributed to Bitcoin's volatility in late January.
In February, Trump's executive order on tariffs led to Bitcoin falling below $93,000, with ongoing trade war developments affecting its price.
Bitcoin faced more challenges in mid-February as metal tariffs increased and the Bybit hack occurred, pushing its price below $90,000.
Further bearish pressure in late February, including potential copper tariffs, led to Bitcoin dropping below $80,000 for the first time since November.
In March, Trump's tariff reviews and cryptocurrency plans caused Bitcoin's price to fluctuate around $90,000, with ongoing trade tensions impacting its value.
By mid-March, a softer stance on tariffs led to market recovery, with Bitcoin rising to $88,474, but uncertainties remain as 'Liberation Day' approaches.
Investors are advised to monitor traditional market developments and potential impacts of upcoming tariffs on Bitcoin and global markets.
As April 2 nears, the crypto market remains fragile, and investors are preparing for the implications of further tariff decisions by Trump.