Reasons For Bitcoin Falling

[Amug123]

One of the major reason for this is Trump's tariff's. Understanding the effects of tariff on investment sentiment is simple. Tariff increase the price of goods, creating global tension and disrupting supply chains. Put together, all this jack up market volatility which is what we are seeing now.

[target]

Trumps tariff affects indirectly since people are going to be suffering high prices with tariff penalization to countries exporting to US. This can be considered as tax implementation to the people because they are the ones going to shoulder this tariff by paying the prices of things to buy.  Yes, it could be people are preparing for the inflation but I don;t think they would sell BTC for it.

One reason has been told many times by users was the hacked ETH from Bybit. They are all dumping before the hackers can dump.

[bhadz]

One of the major reason for this is Trump's tariff's. Understanding the effects of tariff on investment sentiment is simple. Tariff increase the price of goods, creating global tension and disrupting supply chains. Put together, all this jack up market volatility which is what we are seeing now.

Not that, the drop has been seen because of the funds being washed through the hack of ByBit and that's why the market reacted a lot and so as Bitcoin. But look at how it is being redeemed right now. After Trump's announcement about the strategic reserve once again, the market especially Bitcoin and the other altcoins have pumped a lot. ADA, XRP and SOL. He forgot to mention BTC and ETH but hes' also there.

[Ambatman]

So there's this threat around that the hackers would dump anytime soon.
I guess they might want to wait a little till around $100K
I thought the cause was tariff war
Because there was dip also across the stock market.

[JorvikCoin]

One of the major reason for this is Trump's tariff's. Understanding the effects of tariff on investment sentiment is simple. Tariff increase the price of goods, creating global tension and disrupting supply chains. Put together, all this jack up market volatility which is what we are seeing now.

Higher tariffs do raise costs, disrupt supply chains and contribute to market volatility. However, other factors like monetary policy and global economic conditions also play a role. It is important to consider the broader economic picture when assessing market fluctuations.

I understand your concerns about the impact of tariffs on investment sentiment. It is true that increased tariffs can raise the prices of goods, disrupt supply chains and contribute to market volatility. For instance, recent tariff threats have led investors to shift towards traditionally defensive sectors like consumer staples and healthcare. However, it is also important to consider other factors such as monetary policy and global economic conditions when assessing market fluctuations.

[zeeMN]

Simple correction which didn't happen when the pump was happening.

Political clash, the politics happening now isn't favoring crypto and everyone could be running towards gold as Trump mentioned this in one of his last address,  but still think it's just a correction which isn't new in this ecosystem.

[SirCOINnor]

Tariffs always throw a curveball, don't they? Higher cost, tangled supply chains, and a ton of uncertainty for businesses, it's enough to make everyone's head spin. Investors hate not knowing what's coming, and tariffs are the definition of unpredictability. When prices shoot up and global tensions flare, markets can freak out and take a hit. We've seen this play out before, and it's happening again right now. The real question on my mind is, how long will it take for things to settle down this time?

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

One of the major reason for this is Trump's tariff's. Understanding the effects of tariff on investment sentiment is simple. Tariff increase the price of goods, creating global tension and disrupting supply chains. Put together, all this jack up market volatility which is what we are seeing now.

Even if this Trump tariff challenge does not come in place, the market will always remain volatile and there is nothing new can do about it, the way of how it has always been appearing volatile was a a result of the buying and selling and we can still have more influence from the general economic market, which tells that bitcoin price can be affected by diverse factors, the market will always fall and rise for any reason at any time.

[hugeblack]

The repercussions of Trump's tariffs will be negative if they affect inflation figures, so we have to wait for at least two Fed meetings or in other words about 4 months to see their effects. In general, increasing tariffs (if not accompanied by support for the economy) will lead to inflation, which will have negative effects on the price of Bitcoin in the short term and positive effects in the long term.

[Stompix]

One reason has been told many times by users was the hacked ETH from Bybit. They are all dumping before the hackers can dump.

ELI5 how can a hack worth 1.4 billion trigger a sell-off that reduced the market cap by 300 billion!
Bitcoin lost 17k on January the 30th also, there was no hack but there was an orange monkey threatening the whole globe with a trade war.

But look at how it is being redeemed right now. After Trump's announcement about the strategic reserve once again, the market especially Bitcoin and the other altcoins have pumped a lot.

How's that pump going? 

[Rruchi man]

One of the major reason for this is Trump's tariff's. Understanding the effects of tariff on investment sentiment is simple. Tariff increase the price of goods, creating global tension and disrupting supply chains. Put together, all this jack up market volatility which is what we are seeing now.

If you are fully interested in holding, you need to make sure it is not an everyday you are checking and keeping up with the news because that can affect your mentally. If you make it a habit to keep up with the news, holding becomes very difficult because the emotional and mental game you have to play becomes harder based on what you have heard. Focus more on your strategy of getting more bitcoin, the news is a distraction.

[robelneo]

One of the major reason for this is Trump's tariff's. Understanding the effects of tariff on investment sentiment is simple. Tariff increase the price of goods, creating global tension and disrupting supply chains. Put together, all this jack up market volatility which is what we are seeing now.

Trump gave the cryptocurrency a big boost by supporting cryptocurrency, but his other decisions also contributed to the market falling. This tariff war is ugly; every country's economy will suffer, and it will have a bad repercussion on every trading market. I think Trump's America first policy gets the better of everything. he despises long time allys in the name of making great America great again.
Time will tell how these things will play out, but not good at the moment.

[bitterguy28]

Trump gave the cryptocurrency a big boost by supporting cryptocurrency, but his other decisions also contributed to the market falling. This tariff war is ugly; every country's economy will suffer, and it will have a bad repercussion on every trading market. I think Trump's America first policy gets the better of everything. he despises long time allys in the name of making great America great again.
Time will tell how these things will play out, but not good at the moment.

maybe some of trump’s actions may have caused bitcoin to decline but it is only a side effect when trump was making these actions about tariffs i am sure he wasn’t thinking of its effect on bitcoin and besides don’t think that this tariff war is the main reason for bitcoin decline since i still have yet to see the actual consequences of this tariff war in countries’ economies

[MUGNIA]

One of the major reason for this is Trump's tariff's. Understanding the effects of tariff on investment sentiment is simple. Tariff increase the price of goods, creating global tension and disrupting supply chains. Put together, all this jack up market volatility which is what we are seeing now.

Even if this Trump tariff challenge does not come in place, the market will always remain volatile and there is nothing new can do about it, the way of how it has always been appearing volatile was a a result of the buying and selling and we can still have more influence from the general economic market, which tells that bitcoin price can be affected by diverse factors, the market will always fall and rise for any reason at any time.

The rise and fall of market prices already exist in ancient economic law, so it is true that you said that the decline in BTC has many factors, Trump's policy is just a coincidence, considering the timing, it is also possible that it is time for BTC to experience a correction and has even entered a bearish period in my opinion, but there are some people who say that the peak of the bullrun has not yet arrived, so always be careful if you want to enter and immediately take advantage if there is an increase

[Crypto Library]

One of the major reason for this is Trump's tariff's. Understanding the effects of tariff on investment sentiment is simple. Tariff increase the price of goods, creating global tension and disrupting supply chains. Put together, all this jack up market volatility which is what we are seeing now.

Yes those could be also a reason.
But I think the more big reason is market is doing the big correction what we do expected in the before time. And I also think this is the situation what actually happened before in the bull run and as well creating new all time high price for bitcoin in the past records.
And another is in this situation whale are doing manipulate the market and as well liquidations would also help them for adopting more bitcoin in their pocket and after may be they will once again manipulate for the next pump.