Can Economic Trade war alter the current Bitcoin bull run?

[Bobcrypto]

We have witnessed several unrest for the past four year of the last US president regime, talking about the middle east war, Russia and Ukraine war and many other social economics unrest. However, since the last bull run under the previous regime, crypto has performed avaregly, it is on records that we had bear run, precisely in 2022. Moreover, on a normal stable world economy, crypto can still go Bearish with out any war.
Now, we hear about economic war that I called a coincidence on the current bull run. I'm just being curious, do you think the current US economic war with some countries will alter the current Bull run? Your thoughts.

[TomPluz]

The fear on trade war is just blown out of proportion and as of this writing everything seems to be settled between Canada and Mexico as these two countries can never afford an economic war with USA. What we should be concerned though is that of China but then this narrative will eventually be a non-issue weeks from now. Remember how China became a power years ago in terms of its influence on the market and then later everything settled down. the market is just looking for factors right now that it can use either to sell or buy more....most of these factors are just perceptions and speculations. In other words, this is just a temporary blip on the horizon.

[hugeblack]

There will be no clear economic war in the coming months, and therefore its clear effects will not appear until Q4 of this year (if it happens). Since we expect this to happen in Q2 of this year, I do not expect these wars to have an impact on the rising peak of this cycle.

[0t3p0t]

As the time passes by trade wars between super power nations are going worst as we all witnessed sanctions here sanctions there, tariffs here and tarrifs there though I am not an expert on economics but trade wars will maybe affect the positive way as investors might be afraid of having stable assets because of the ongoing economic wars therefore they may now embrace Bitcoin. And if we try to look at the previous cycles it's normal to see bear and bull season so maybe if there's this economic war maybe it will only slightly affects the intensity of the current season.

[target]

Could we say this trade war will pop the market or will this bull run continue to go up disregarding the cycle?

We are yet to see which of these will happen but I'm hoping the market will continue to go up after all they confirm the Bitcoin reserves. And also this may just be a BTC bull run, this will this pose a good impression to the investors.  And if its going to trigger a bear market then the best course of action is just to get out of the market before the price dips further.

[MrSpasybo]

We have witnessed several unrest for the past four year of the last US president regime, talking about the middle east war, Russia and Ukraine war and many other social economics unrest. However, since the last bull run under the previous regime, crypto has performed avaregly, it is on records that we had bear run, precisely in 2022. Moreover, on a normal stable world economy, crypto can still go Bearish with out any war.
Now, we hear about economic war that I called a coincidence on the current bull run. I'm just being curious, do you think the current US economic war with some countries will alter the current Bull run? Your thoughts.

I think this trade war is necessary to maintain the cycle of BTC and the crypto market. Previously, many investors talked about a super cycle similar to 2021, which was indeed an unreasonable belief at this time. The recent adjustment has put investors expectations back in their place.

I believe this cycle will still take place normally: we will still have a very explosive 2025 for the crypto market before the crypto winter comes and blows away investors' profits. The trade war may create many consequences for the economy but it is not violent enough to change the behavior of the crypto market!

[taufik123]

Economic wars are also influential because they will involve how investors spend their money to make more money.
Bitcoin may be an investment that has nothing to do with anything, and whales are also manipulating the crypto market to keep pace with how the world market is doing.

The bullrun has stalled a bit due to the US economic war issue, but then there will be an actual bullrun after it's all over and Bitcoin is ready to take off.

[bayu7adi]

Talking about trade war, I immediately thought of China's policy... US trade is always disturbed by China's trade policy, and this is a barometer for world-class trade... the breakthroughs and innovations of these two giant countries are enough to make the market volatile... just a little topic that touches on BTC or the crypto market, it will really affect the demand for crypto...

The impact of the US and China trade war can really be felt by the crypto community, but it is not direct...

[electronicash]

anything that involves economic war indirect affects how investors are going to look at the future. this tariff war is already makiing the market dump.

if these two economic power houses are flexing their muscles, the countries dependent on these two China and US would do will benon the dark scrambling to see which side they want to go with.

[Baofeng]

We have seen the worst in terms of magnitude during the pandemic, it's not only trade war but it really affected every country and yet we manage to have a bull run that time.

So this could be just a temporary setup for us, and I'm still very positive that we will bounce in this nose dive after everything settles down. We just need to stay positive that this will be resolve sooner by the countries involved.

[yhiaali3]

There is a lot of controversy about Trump's hostile economic policies towards neighboring countries, there are a lot of problems with Canada, Venezuela, Brazil, Mexico and above all China and Russia, old enemies of US hegemony.

The recent problems caused by Trump, especially the tariff problem with Canada, have caused great damage to the economy and this will certainly have negative repercussions on the crypto market, despite his open policies towards crypto, but on the other hand there is a policy of creating problems (if the name is correct) and therefore we do not know exactly where Bitcoin will head in the coming months.

[SmartGold01]

One thing I never forget is that Bitcoin bull run season and bear run season has never ceased for any reason, they will keep completing its current circle as it's already programmed, but sincerely whatever that relates with News surely affects the market, positively or negatively we may not see the market gain much interest and interaction the way it should be as we know, things like war, natural disaster affect price of cryptocurrency because there would be huge dump in the market which would also attributes to the dip.

[NotATether]

Yes.

Everybody hates tariffs. SO it's no surprise that the market is reacting negatively to them. They literally take money away from people and businesses. And give it to the government.

[omori]

Yes.

Everybody hates tariffs. SO it's no surprise that the market is reacting negatively to them. They literally take money away from people and businesses. And give it to the government.

The sentiment is shaken by that, and also what you described is happening too.
I do think it would that lever to make some dips here and there, before we would enter the biggest pump yet.

[Zed0X]

Economic trade wars between/among countries happens every now and then but with different impacts. We'll see how long other countries could adjust to the US recent actions. Anyway, cryptocurrency is not exclusive and it can be affected by anything that shakes up the global economy.