President Donald Trump has reversed country-specific tariffs after a financial meltdown. Bitcoin (BTC) recovered following the announcement as bulls look to regain lost ground. This week, crypto assets plummeted in line with the U.S. stock market, marking a huge setback to start the new quarter.
The price of the leading crypto by market cap gained momentum in the early hours of April 10 due to a major policy reversal. Bitcoin is up 7% in the last 24 hours after bulls took center stage. The asset regained the $80k mark, a psychological level for traders in the quest for a major leap.
For most traders, the $80k price level marked new institutional investors as the market priced in a Donald Trump election win. At the time of writing, Bitcoin trades at $82,008, wiping out a significant chunk of weekly outflows. Losses in the last seven days are now at 1.24%, while monthly figures are back in the green zone.
The market cap is above $1.62 trillion, and an upsurge in trading volumes is a rallying point for most bulls in their quest to reclaim $90k. Meanwhile, whales also ignited accumulations, making huge purchases in the last 24 hours. On-chain data shows a crypto whale bought 1,800 BTC worth approximately $147 million.
Furthermore, centralized exchanges recorded outflows, signaling signs of long-term holdings. This shows more trust in the market for retail and institutional traders. New Bitcoin holders are keen to re-enter profit territory after the recent dip, which wiped out billions from the market. Per Whale Alert data, a crypto user moved 800 BTC from Binance to another custodian. This was followed by a string of similar transactions.
Bitcoin’s rebound was due to a 90-day pause on the White House sweeping tariffs. The tariffs sent crypto prices and the stock market to new lows not recorded in months. While country-based tariffs have been paused, additional measures were imposed on China as the trade war between both countries escalates.
“I thought that people were jumping a little bit out of line… They were getting a little bit yippy, a little bit afraid… We’ve got a big job to do. No other president would have done what I did… No others. I know the presidents, they wouldn’t have done it.” Trump added.