After bleeding arrows .. Why are the prices of cryptocurrencies dropping?

On April 2, US President Donald Trump gave all the global markets by announcing a comprehensive mutual fees with a minimum of 10%. Despite the bleeding of ongoing stocks since that date, cryptocurrencies have managed to rise. This bleeding eventually reached the Cripto market, where the largest encrypted currency in terms of the market value “bitcoin” fell by 5% to circulate about $ 79,000. As for “Ethereum”, the second largest cryptocurrency, it recorded a sharp decrease of 12.3%to reach its lowest levels since October 2023, in an indication of the depth of the pressure affecting the digital asset market. A warning to traditional markets Mark Connors, the investment strategy in “Reesic Diasns”, sees no reason for panic. On the contrary, the decline is a warning to traditional markets, and not a danger that cryptocurrencies themselves face. Connections told Al -Sharq in statements that “the excellent performance of Bitcoin since the beginning of the historic month”, which highlights the 2.2% increase in April, even fell by 9.6% and fell 8.2%. This decline is justified as an ‘early indication’ that the stock markets in Tokyo – Perma Europe and the United States – the spate of sale will continue what it saw last week, considering that the fees that Trump announced are not only noise in the market, but rather a ‘total economic signal’. The stock markets in Japan are not the only ones that can experience pressure, as Chinese investors are preparing for a dark two days, as the country’s markets return to the trade after a long weekend, against the background of China’s retaliation on US Customs Lights. The Chinese stock index listed in the United States fell by 8.9% on Friday, the largest decline since October 2022, amid turmoil that swept world markets after Beijing announced 34% of customs on all imports from the United States. This happened during the financial markets in China and Hong Kong, which will resume trade on Monday. Desentralization of decentralized assets with gold driving has been the best quarter since 1986 and has done better over a year of one year, three years and five years, and Connors believe that we see a deeper structural transformation in the psyche of the market, a transformation that prefers the rated and resistant assets to inflation. “Connections have been selected with the formation and gold already as a safe haven. It will accelerate in the second quarter, even if it is not continuous.” According to his analysis, the performance of “Bitcoin” along with gold exceeds all categories of major assets, “not in a burgeoning market, but in the midst of a global slowdown.” It refers to the structural transformations caused by geopolitical shocks, especially comprehensive customs duties, as the right catalyst behind these movements. Konors wrote in a memo that the inflationary shock caused by Trump’s fees will force the central banks – including the Federal Reserve – to return to the quantitative facilitation phase, a step that will support alternative assets more.