Bitcoin ends the first quarter with losses due to macroeconomic volatility. The main negative factors include new US tariffs and increased market volatility.
Bitcoin Price Analysis
Bitcoin's price approached the end of the quarter amid speculation about the impact of new US trade tariffs. In the last week of March, Bitcoin neared the $80,000 mark, the lowest level in two weeks. Analysts note 'bearish signals' on charts, causing traders to remain cautious.
Impact of New US Tariffs
April began with new US trade tariffs, putting pressure on market sentiment. President Donald Trump declared April 2 as 'Liberation Day', signaling significant tariff increases on imports, which could impact cryptocurrency markets in the coming weeks.
Conclusion of Bitcoin's First Quarter
Despite bearish sentiment, Bitcoin remains stable amidst volatility. Investors hope for a shift in this trend, though the quarter concluded with a 12.7% loss, the worst performance since 2018. Some analysts suggest that the situation may improve over time.
The first quarter of 2025 proved challenging for Bitcoin, with a 13% loss. New US tariffs and economic uncertainties add challenges for investors in the near future.
