Tariffs are back. Countries are taxing each other’s goods, slowing down trade, and making cross-border payments more painful.
But Bitcoin doesn’t care.
It’s global, fast, and permissionless. No middlemen. No borders. No tariffs. You can send value anywhere with no friction. That’s powerful in a world where governments are tightening control.
Trade wars also hurt fiat currencies. Inflation rises, trust falls. People look for hard money. Bitcoin steps in as the digital escape hatch.
Less trust in the system means more reasons to hold BTC.
Tariff war? Not a problem. For Bitcoin, it’s a tailwind.
Dude, are you comparing Bitcoin with goods? This doesn't make any sense at all. Bitcoin isn't a product. BTC is a financial asset.
People look for "safe heaven" assets like Gold. I don't see any mass purchases of BTC right now. BTC is as volatile as the stock market.
When the 90-day pause is over and there are no trade deals, I'm sure that both the crypto and stock markets will start falling down.
You can send BTC/crypto anywhere as long as the BTC/crypto is in your cold wallet. I'm assuming that, at some point, the centralized exchanges will start limiting transactions in one way or another. Get your crypto out of any centralized exchanges.