Cumberland Labs: Trump's tariff policy indirectly affects the cryptocurrency market
Golden Finance reports that on Friday, Bitcoin fell to around $80,000 in the Asian market, marking its lowest level since November 11. Chris Newhouse, research director at Cumberland Labs, pointed out that "the tariff policy has further suppressed market prospects and stubborn high short-term inflation expectations have exacerbated overall caution.
The exchange hacking incident added extra downward pressure on prices and had a negative impact on market sentiment." Cryptocurrencies also face greater pressure from investors' risk preference changes as they withdraw trades related to Trump across multiple markets. The SP 500 index fell this week after dismal US consumer confidence data raised doubts about economic prospects.
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