As US President Donald Trump moved to impose new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China this past week, Bitcoin (BTC) prices fell to around $91,500 amidst fears of a global trade war.

Renowned investor and author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, Robert Kiyosaki, has made it clear: he's using the recent price dip in Bitcoin and gold as a buying opportunity. While many investors may be hesitant as Bitcoin's price continues to fluctuate, Kiyosaki remains confident in these assets, believing they offer far more safety than holding cash.

BTC price faces pressure as Fed rate cut bets fade and US-China trade war escalates. ETF inflows and Strategic Bitcoin Reserve talks provide support.

A U.S. bitcoin strategic reserve would be a ticking time bomb, warns Arthur Hayes, predicting political manipulation, market chaos, and a government ready to dump BTC at will. Arthur Hayes on the Dangers of a US Bitcoin Strategic Reserve Arthur Hayes, former CEO of crypto exchange Bitmex, published an essay on Feb.

Bitcoin attempt to sustain momentum above the highly anticipated $100,000 mark has faced stiff resistance, leading to a sharp pullback. Its rejection at this psychological level has fueled bearish pressure, pushing BTC into a corrective phase as sellers take control.

Bitcoin is the “smarter and safer” choice than the U.S. dollar, Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki says, predicting a market crash will push billions into BTC.

Crypto expert Chris Burniske, former lead at Ark Invest, reassures investors that Bitcoins recent dip is a normal part of the bull market cycle. Responding to concerns on X, Burniske dismissed fears of a cycle top, calling the decline a mid-bull pullback that makes everyone question god.

Renowned investor and Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki recently took to X (formerly Twitter) to discuss Bitcoin, answering a common question from his followers. He reaffirmed his belief in Bitcoin and gold as superior assets compared to fiat currencies like the U.S. dollar.

Blackrock is seeking to launch a bitcoin ETP in Europe, capitalizing on institutional demand after its U.S. bitcoin ETF amassed nearly $60 billion in assets.

Bitcoin, the world's leading cryptocurrency, has been showing signs of another potential market peak. The Realized Cap Deviation (RC-Deviation) metric, a critical tool for understanding Bitcoin's price movements, has recently surged to a key level of 3X.

Bitcoin price consolidated above the $96,000 level over the last 48 hours, as markets stabilize after a week of sell-side pressure from US-China trade war. Critical BTC trading metrics have flashed positive signals as Trump Media announced trademark filing for its crypto-focused investment product, hinting at more bullish action for BTC in the near-term.

Bitcoin's computational backbone has shattered records once more, clocking in at 852 exahash per second (EH/s) in February 2025, heralding the dawn of the zettahash epoch with an impending 14.8% amplification. Hashrate Hyperdrive: Bitcoin Defies Sluggish Traffic to Blast Into Uncharted Territory On Feb.

Bitcoin (BTC) has seen significant price movement, recently surpassing the $98K mark, but a closer look at the underlying network activity raises concerns about its valuation. While the price surge is exciting for investors, the declining network fundamentals suggest that Bitcoin may be overvalued at current levels.

Massive 47K BTC outflows raise questions about Bitcoin's supply dynamics.

Bitcoin is trading below the $100K mark after a rollercoaster of a week, marked by intense volatility and sustained selling pressure. Last Sunday, the cryptocurrency faced extreme market turbulence, dropping over 9% in less than 24 hours.

From last week it has felt like most crypto market participants are exhausted. After a whirlwind of meme coin pumps, dramatic price swings, and sentiment whiplash, it's easy to see why many are feeling that way. This editorial is from last week's edition of the Week in Review newsletter.

Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino predicts bitcoin users will transition to quantum-resistant addresses long before advanced computers pose a genuine threat to its cryptography, though millions in lost coins — potentially including Satoshi Nakamoto's stash — could face risks.

Macroeconomic factors pose a threat to crypto traders as tightening liquidity looms. Bitcoin, the largest crypto by market cap, has recorded significant gains since the United States elections, leading to bullish projections this year.

Digital asset exchange Binance has recorded surging inflows following a drop in Bitcoin price. This liquidation has wiped out billions in value from the crypto market, increasing sell pressure.

Bill Barhydt, CEO of Abra Global, has shared his thoughts on the future price of Bitcoin and top altcoins in a recent X post. Just like many other analysts, Barhydt projected Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and XRP to reach a new height this year.

Renowned financial educator Robert Kiyosaki recently expressed his preference for gold and Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) over saving in dollars, stirring up discussions in the financial world. What Happened: In a post on X on Saturday, Kiyosaki voiced his opinion on the value of gold and Bitcoin in comparison to the dollar.

Market confidence in the near term could be key to the cryptocurrency's fortunes.

Bitcoin has struggled to keep pace with gold in 2025, as geopolitical instability and Trump's trade war policies push investors toward traditional safe-haven assets. Gold Outperforming Bitcoin in 2025 Bitcoin, which outperformed most asset classes last year, is now lagging behind gold, as investors flock to stability amid growing geopolitical tensions.

In the past week, Bitcoin recorded a net negative performance translating into a 5.73% decline in market prices. However, the premier cryptocurrency boosted its market dominance amid this turbulence as the altcoins suffered a larger collective loss.

Bitcoin has faced volatility and selling pressure since the start of February, dragging down altcoins and meme coins as bearish price action takes over the market. Bulls are showing signs of exhaustion, and analysts are calling for a broader correction, suggesting that BTC could see further declines before finding solid support.

Bitcoin miners are facing significant financial pressure as the cryptocurrency's price experiences a sharp downturn. After hitting an all-time high (ATH) of $109,000 just a few weeks ago, Bitcoin has dropped by over 11%, and this decline has raised concerns about the sustainability of mining operations.

Once is not a habit, the French government once again shows its blatant distrust towards bitcoin.

Bitcoin hovers near a critical support zone, leaving traders on edge. Will it rebound toward new highs or face a sharp correction?

With Solana's performance falling against Bitcoin, key metrics could dictate where the altcoin goes next.

According to insights gathered by Google Trends, interest in the search terms “bitcoin” and “bitcoin price” has diminished over the past month, and even more so in the last week.

The financial elite is gradually abandoning gold for Bitcoin. This massive adoption could redefine the role of digital assets in the economy.

This trading week proved rather turbulent for Bitcoin as the premier cryptocurrency fell to as low as $91,000 on Monday amid concerns of a potential trade war between the US and Canada, Mexico, and China. Though Bitcoin soon made a sharp recovery rising briefly above $102,000, the flagship cryptocurrency currently trades above $96,000 in what appears to be a range-bound market.

Here's what to expect ahead of accelerated miner capitulation as network difficulty prepares to climb higher.

The move builds on its successful bitcoin futures trading and is set to strengthen Brazil's cryptocurrency market.

Bitcoin has recently experienced a decline, with its price dropping to approximately $96,800, reflecting a growing sense of caution in the market. This downturn comes after a period of significant growth, largely driven by a surge in new investor interest.

Bitcoin's recent price action tells a story of resilience mixed with caution. After briefly crossing the much-anticipated $100,000 mark, it pulled back, reflecting BTC's struggle to keep its foot down.

Hong Kong authorities have reportedly recognized Bitcoin and Ethereum as valid proof of assets for investment immigration applications.

Social volume data from November showed that spikes in engagement related to selling were indeed followed by price hikes.

The excitement surrounding Bitcoin (BTC) is intensifying across the U.S. after Donald Trump's presidential win, with Kentucky recently joining the movement to establish a state-backed Bitcoin reserve.

Tron is on fire this year, beating even Bitcoin in price performance. Yes, you read that right.

On-chain data shows the Bitcoin investors with no history of selling are back to intense accumulation, a sign that could be bullish for BTC's price.

Over the past hour, bitcoin has oscillated within a narrow corridor of $95,850 to $96,240, its market cap anchored at $1.90 trillion. Daily trading activity tallied $48 billion, while intraday price fluctuations stretched from $95,676 to $100,097, reflecting a market teetering between hesitation and ambition.

The United States' adoption of the Bitcoin reserve is still up in the air, even as individual states increasingly warm up to the cryptocurrency. Anticipations of President Donald Trump embracing the asset this year spark both excitement and criticism.

A Florida senator has introduced a new bill to support Bitcoin investments in the state.

Given his penchant for blazing trails, it makes sense that Trump would want the U.S. sovereign wealth fund to buy a bunch of Bitcoin.

And does Kraken know who Satoshi Nakamoto is? A look back at another very busy week for Bitcoin and the markets.

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