Bitcoin rebounds after post-tariff dip; Analyst heralds new ATH in February

The crypto market enjoyed a sharp recovery on Feb. 4, with Bitcoin surging past the $102K mark after experiencing a sharp drop the day before.ย 

Bitcoin (BTC) climbed above $102 after hitting a low of approximately $91,229 the day before following the announcement of major tariff hikes by the U.S. President Donald Trump. Renowned crypto market analyst Michael van de Poppe noted on X that Bitcoinโ€™s quick rebound was expected due to market volatility. He said that a new ATH is likely in Feb. on the condition that Bitcoin stays above $93,000 level.

Bitcoinโ€™s drop on Feb. 3 was triggered by market fears surrounding Trumpโ€™s decision to impose 25% tariff hikes on Canada, Mexico, and China, raising concerns over a potential trade war. However, the Feb. 4 rebound came as a result of Trumpโ€™s subsequent move to temporarily halt the tariff hikes on Canada and Mexico after phone calls with the Mexican President and Canadian Prime Minister.

Another likely driver of Bitcoinโ€™s recovery was the massive liquidation of speculative bets on Feb. 3. This event marked the worst single-day liquidation in history, surpassing even the collapses of Terra (LUNA) and FTX, according to crypto analyst Miles Deutscher. As short sellers scrambled to cover their losses, a surge of buying pressure fueled Bitcoinโ€™s upward momentum, pushing its value even higher.

Finally, the signing of a new executive order by the U.S. President directing the creation of a sovereign wealth fund, which will be spearheaded by the U.S. Treasury and Commerce Departments, might have fueled further interest in Bitcoin.



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