Trump Fuels BTC Rally as European Geopolitical Tensions Simmer Underneath
Bitcoin surges on political volatility—again.
While Wall Street analysts debate whether Trump's latest comments triggered the 12% BTC spike, European capital is quietly fleeing to crypto as the EU's debt crisis enters its 'quiet panic' phase. Who needs stablecoins when you've got unstable governments?
The geopolitics-to-crypto pipeline proves stronger than ever. Three EU nations saw double-digit capital outflows into digital assets last quarter—no official stats, just chain analytics and that sweet, sweet on-chain liquidity crunch.
Meanwhile, legacy finance scrambles to explain why their 'hedge against inflation' gold ETFs bled $2B last month while Bitcoin ETFs soaked up institutional demand. Maybe try adding a blockchain to your spreadsheet, guys?
Closing thought: When nation-states become beta testers for monetary policy, Bitcoin becomes the production environment.

Bitcoin (BTC)
As June draws to a close, altcoin investors have yet to see significant gains. Numerous important developments were followed by declines, hindering upward trends and resulting in a tedious seven months. However, Trump’s trade secretary predicted this course when tariffs were first announced months ago.
The year’s first quarter was marked by destruction due to tariffs, the second by negotiations, and expectations for agreements and recovery in the third quarter had been announced months earlier. The April rates saw significant modification, and if forthcoming tariff agreements are realized, markets may be convinced of entering a recovery phase.
BTC had struggled to close consistently above $106,300. While investors might not have paid much attention, steady closings have begun, and if prices remain strong, this area may provide a solid foundation for growth. With the break of $108,300, BTC may embark on a new discovery towards all-time highs.
A critical point is maintaining $105,800 in case of potential downturns; closures below could lead back to the loss streak stretching to $100,165.
Cryptocurrencies
The total market capitalization of cryptocurrencies reverted to $3.3 trillion, yet trading volumes fell by 30% to $65 billion due to the Sunday effect. Bitcoin’s market dominance remains strong as ETH continues to linger below $2,500. During the week of the China-Paris agreement, prices nearly surpassed $3,000, but the Iran-Israel conflict disrupted everything. Despite a ceasefire, prices have not returned to previous levels.
Yet, potential positive sentiments from tariff agreements may spur another trial. Notably, as this article was being drafted, Trump’s tax bill acquired enough votes following the undecided senators’ withdrawal. Advantages for lower-income groups imply a FORM of liquidity support for markets and, thus, the cryptocurrency sector.
PENGU emerged as this week’s star, experiencing an increase of nearly 60%. Meanwhile, SEİ, SYRUP, and Fartcoin saw rises ranging from 30% to 44%.
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