On April 3, US government bond yields dropped to their lowest in six months, signaling investor concerns about the global trade war and a weakening dollar. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note fell to 4.0%, indicating strong buyer interest. While a possible recession may seem bad for Bitcoin, lower bond returns could drive more ...
Concerns about a global trade war are affecting both traditional and cryptocurrency markets as investors anticipate potential tariff announcements from US President Donald Trump on April 2. This announcement could significantly impact Bitcoin’s price trend for the month. Following previous tariff introductions, Bitcoin prices dropped 18%, while the S&P 500 fell over 7%. Recent reports ...
Bitcoin’s recent decline followed a disappointing executive order from US President Donald Trump, which aimed to create a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve but failed to excite the markets. Initially, Bitcoin’s price dropped from over $90,000 to about $84,600, later stabilizing around $87,000. The order emphasized that the government would only use Bitcoin acquired through forfeiture cases, ...
