Bitcoin remains firm about $ 108,700, even when traditional markets go back to renewed commercial tensions caused by Donald Trump. The president of the United States indicated plans to increase import rates, potentially up to 50%, citing the current friction with the European Union on technological regulations.
The rhetoric sent lower Asian actions for the third time in four sessions, pushed copper futures in London and dragged US capital futures. UU. In red.
However, Bitcoin remained a large measure, which suggests that cryptographic investors are discounting the noise of the macro or watching BTC as increasingly isolated from the risk of global policy, some commented.
“The slight fall in Bitcoin prices of Trump’s rates plans shows the resistant nature of the digital asset and the confidence of long -term investors,” said Han Xu, director of Hashkey Capital, in a telegram message. “We are optimistic that this trend will continue even in the midst of short -term volatility.”
Even so, there are clear doubts at these levels.
“Buyers are rapidly steam,” said Alex Kuptsikevich in FXPro. “BTC is still pushed about $ 110K, and although the 50 -day mobile average attracts immersion buyers, sellers are equal to assets.”
He added that the general market capitalization, although it still rose 1.8% in the week, fell 0.6% in the last 24 hours to $ 3.35 billion, indicating another “episode of indecision” at the top.
That bite persists even as the cryptographic ETF inputs continue. Coinshares reported his twelfth consecutive week of net tickets, with almost $ 1 billion by entering cryptographic funds last week, and more than $ 790 million of that amount enter Bitcoin.
Ether products rang at $ 226 million, Solana $ 22 million and XRP $ 11 million. Total ETF assets under administration have reached a historical maximum of $ 188 billion.
But under the hood, there are signs of fatigue. The activity in the Bitcoin chain and the implicit volatility have fallen to its lowest in almost two years, according to the block.
Glassnode called him a “summer pause”, pointing to collapsed commercial volumes and an increasing concentration of profits not made among the long -term holders, or factors that could trigger a more clear movement if the feeling revolves.
Despite the lack of impulse, the markets are still firmly risky, only nervously.
“Capital continues to move away from the 200 -day mobile average,” Kuptsikevich added, “which shows that the market still leans bullish. But any change in the tone could lead to a rapid outcome of profits.”
