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Why Did BTC Drop?
1.Tariff Risk (Main Factor)
Trump’s tariff actions involving Greenland-related countries triggered European retaliation. If this escalates further, it’s more serious than the U.S.–China trade war.
Why?
U.S. imports from the EU (~$538B) are more than double those from ChinaEU exports hit consumer-facing sectors (autos, luxury goods, pharma, manufacturing)This directly raises U.S. inflation expectations, hurting risk assets
Europe is also discussing stronger counter-coercion tools, which could shift this from trade friction into geopolitical risk, sharply reducing market risk appetite.

2.CLARITY Act Delay (Secondary Factor)
The CLARITY Act has been suspended due to internal industry disagreement.
The draft limits stablecoin yield models, hurting growth expectations for USDC and similar assets.
The market priced in fast regulatory clarity — instead it got delay + uncertainty, leading to valuation compression.#USJobsData #CPIWatch

What Determines Tomorrow’s Direction?
Tariff Escalation
Expanded targets?Faster jump from 10% → 25%?Extreme statements (e.g., “200% tariffs”)?
If yes, downside continuation is likely.
Europe’s Response
Avoid escalation → rebound possibleImmediate counter-tariffs (~€93B list) → risk-off continues.
U.S. Supreme Court Signals

This is the key sentiment switch.Clear limits or fast procedural action → market reliefSilence or approval of tariff authority → risk assets reprice lower
My View
There is no certainty: up, down, or sideways are all valid paths.
What matters is which variables move next.
Escalation continues → decline not over
Any softening or legal clarity → rebound can come fast
No new shocks → high chance of consolidation
$BTC continues to show strong correlation with U.S. equities, acting as an amplifier of U.S. stock market sentiment.

Fed is adding liquidity again, but this is not stimulus. It’s a sign of stress under the surface.
The balance sheet is up, repo usage is heavy, and the Fed is holding more mortgage assets than Treasuries. That usually means banks need cash just to keep markets running, not to take risk.
At the same time, U.S. debt is rising faster than growth, interest costs are exploding, and the Fed is slowly becoming the buyer of last resort. China is also injecting liquidity — another sign this is global pressure, not growth.
Gold hitting highs tells the real story: money is moving to safety.
Historically, the pattern is clear:
Bonds crack → funding tightens → risk assets fall → crypto gets hit hardest.
This doesn’t mean panic — but it does mean stay cautious.
Not every liquidity move is bullish
#MarketRebound #BTC100kNext? #BTCVSGOLD $BTC