According to BlockBeats, on March 26th, analysts from K33 Research stated that although the cryptocurrency market has been in a calm upward trend in the past few weeks due to US government statements showing a more moderate attitude towards tariffs and a slightly dovish stance from the Federal Reserve, there are still eight days left until President Trump's "Liberation Day" (April 2nd), and the volatility caused by tariffs may further intensify.
Vetle Lunde, head of research at K33, and David Zimmerman, senior analyst, pointed out in a report on Tuesday that US spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen net inflows for eight consecutive days, totaling $896.6 million. This further highlights the decreasing pressure on sellers, while Strategy has resumed a large number of Bitcoin purchases. The most severe de risk phase of BTC seems to have ended, and the market is now returning to a wait-and-see attitude. "Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) traders remain relatively passive and defensive, while offshore traders are slightly optimistic but" not entirely bullish.
Analysts believe that the price of Bitcoin is relatively calm, with seven day trading volume hitting a five month low and low leverage, but as April 2nd approaches, traders still maintain a safe haven sentiment. They stated that as tariffs remain the main news affecting the market, this event "will be an important day for volatility".
BlockBeats note: April 2nd is the scheduled date for Trump's announcement of significant reciprocal tariffs, which could reignite activity in cryptocurrency and broader financial markets.
