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resident1155
BTCUSD nothing but a leveraged qqq that will dump out today with SPY
davidamnesia
BTCUSD Pre-market showing APPL, NVDIA, TSLA and MSTR all gapping down at open (as I type this) so I'm waiting to open a long to see if there's an opening drop on the indices that drags us down (for a better position)
elitetradesignals8
BTCUSD Told you traders hold buy strong! see Target completed with big profits. TPs 83.5k , 84k catched. Stay ahead for the next strong move.
EAexpert46
BTCUSD BTCUSD BUY NOW 84000

TP¹ 84500
TP² 85000
TP³ 85500
TP⁴ 86000

SL 8300

Use proper risk management
Fxpower099_
BTCUSD BTC respecting the falling channel—fakeout flushed, eyes now on breakout above 84.2K. Targeting 87K’ if momentum holds. Strategy idea, not financial advice.”
BTCUSD Is BTC a safe haven during trade wars?

1. Bitcoin joins the safe haven debate as trade tensions rise
For decades, whether it is war, inflation or sudden political changes that disrupt the global economy, investors will do what they always do and flee to the safest hills. First, the concept of "safe haven assets" is not for profit, but for preservation of value. In times of crisis, investors want assets that can withstand pressure. Gold has always maintained this status. Although the US dollar is a legal currency, it is often regarded as a safe haven due to its global reserve currency status and the strength of US financial institutions.
2. The 2018-19 trade war and the role of Bitcoin in turbulent times
Take the 2018-2019 Sino-US trade war as an example. As tariff threats escalated and tensions between the two economic giants increased. Technology stocks suffered and commodity prices also fluctuated. However, the price of Bitcoin climbed from about $5,000 to more than $12,000. Bitcoin is not alone. Gold prices also rose during this period. This was one of the earliest signs that Bitcoin might be more than just a risk-on asset, but could also serve as a hedge during turbulent times. That period gave rise to a new narrative: Bitcoin is "digital gold." Historically, Bitcoin has had a strong correlation with the Nasdaq. So while the "digital gold" narrative is gaining steam, it still aligns with the view that Bitcoin is a high-beta investment for risk-seeking investors.
3. Bitcoin didn't surge during the market crash, but it didn't fall either
During the April 2025 market crash, Bitcoin remained stable as stocks plunged, and its resilience surprised many. It didn't surge, but its stability amid the chaos hinted at its growing role as a store of value during turbulent times.
4. Bitcoin is not the new gold, but it's not the old BTC
Bitcoin's growing resilience stems from its maturing market, and this growing momentum stems in part from structural factors. Institutional adoption has increased. Spot Bitcoin ETFs are now listed on major markets. Custody solutions are also more complete. In addition, Bitcoin is completely non-sovereign. In the context of a trade war, where fiat currencies can be weaponized and capital controls are deployed, Bitcoin is extremely attractive to those who want to move money across borders without interference.
Of course, this does not mean that Bitcoin is now the undisputed king of safe-haven assets. Gold still plays that role for most conservative investors around the world. The U.S. dollar remains the default choice when people seek liquidity in a crisis. BTCUSD BTCUSDT.P BTCUSDT BTCUSDT.P BTCUSD BTCUSD