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Bitcoin is showing signs of decoupling from gold and stocks after Trump’s global tariff announcement, though concerns linger.

Crypto firms take a hit as Trump’s new tariffs rattle markets, sinking stocks and stalling IPO ambitions across sectors.

Bitcoin adds gains as US stock markets drop a record $3.5 trillion in value and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell warns of “higher inflation and slower growth.”

Exchange-traded funds offering structured exposure to Bitcoin's performance are becoming popular among traditional investors.

Bitcoin and select altcoins hold steady even as the threat of a global trade war crushes the stock market.

A Bitcoin sentiment metric fell to bear market lows this week, but clever counter-traders may interpret this as a risk-on, go-long opportunity for BTC.

Bitcoin could fall to its 2021 all-time high at $70,000 in less than two weeks, according to multiple BTC price forecasting models.

Bitcoin bulls aim to hold the $80,000 level to prevent BTC from following the record-breaking losses seen across US equities markets.