Bitcoin, Stablecoins Will Gain From Trade War, Experts Say: ‘The Map Is Being Redrawn’
As economic fault lines deepen between the United States and China, the ripple effects are reverberating beyond traditional markets and into the crypto sector.
The latest move, a 125% tariff increase on US goods announced by China, comes as a direct counter to Washington’s own tariff hike earlier in the week.
But instead of plunging into volatility, the digital asset market has remained surprisingly stable.
What Happened: Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) continues to trade above $82,000 and total crypto market capitalization holds around $2.6 trillion.
Analysts say this isn’t apathy—it’s a reflection of structural shifts in investor behavior.
“Bitcoin’s stability is not a complacency bounce,” analysts at Bitfinex told Benzinga. “This is a repositioned market—long-term holders are accumulating while shorter-term participants have exited. The market front-ran macro stress back in February and March.”
While the relative calm might appear reassuring, several industry leaders caution against reading too much into the momentary stillness.
“This isn’t a signal of confidence—it’s indecision,” said Anastasija Plotnikova, CEO of crypto platform TYMIO. “Investors are watching the macro picture closely. If tensions escalate further, crypto won’t …
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