Bitcoin Remains Range-Bound Despite Increased Volatility Interestingly, Bitcoin showed slightly increased volatility during President Trump's tariff announcement but did not exhibit any significant directional movement. Currently, Bitcoin continues to trade within the same range as before the news, reflecting a level of resilience in the face of broader market uncertainties. However, this does not imply immunity to macroeconomic pressures. While Bitcoin has at times exhibited decoupling from traditional markets, it generally follows the sentiment seen in equities, particularly during risk-off periods. Given the negative outlook in stock markets, we anticipate that selling pressure may extend to cryptocurrencies as well, though we do not expect a dramatic selloff in the short term.

🇺🇸💸📉 — S&P 500 futures accelerate losses, now down -3% in 4 minutes, after Trump's Declaration of Trade War against, basically, all Globe That’s -$1.3 TRILLION of market cap erased in 4 minutes.

VIX & Gold up; USD down ahead of Trump’s Tariff Speech at 21:00 MET Global markets edge lower as traders await Trump’s critical tariff speech at 21:00 MET. With April 2’s sweeping tariffs looming, volatility is surging, the VIX spikes, and gold holds above $3,000. U.S. dollar weakens, while autos, industrials, and FX markets brace for fallout. Will Trump confirm, moderate, or delay the tariff wave? The answer could drive global direction for equities, central banks, and economic growth. Stay tuned for high-impact developments.