Bitcoin Bulls Beware: The Two-Month Tariff Time Bomb Ticking Down
Markets hate uncertainty—and crypto despises it even more. As Bitcoin flirts with record highs, a looming two-month tariff ultimatum could derail the rally. Here's why.
The Regulatory Sword of Damocles
Trade wars are back on the menu, and digital assets aren't immune. When traditional markets sneeze, crypto catches pneumonia—just ask 2022's leverage massacre victims.
Liquidity Crunch Ahead?
Global tariffs mean tighter capital flows. And let's be honest: half the 'institutional adoption' narrative relies on cheap money sloshing between asset classes like a drunk hedge funder at a yacht party.
Silver Lining Playbook
History shows Bitcoin thrives in chaos—when it's not being treated like a tech stock proxy. Maybe this time, the 'digital gold' thesis finally gets its moment. Or maybe Wall Street just found a new way to rug-pull retail. Again.
Cloud-Mining as a Defensive Play
As part of his risk-management strategy, Hundal pointed to the cloud-mining sector, highlighting the Australia-based platform.
According to the company, new customers receive a one-time registration credit worthand can withdraw earnings daily without service or administration fees. Fans Hash says it supports settlements in nine major cryptocurrencies – ranging from USDT (both ERC-20 and TRC-20 variants) to BTC, ETH, LTC, SOL and XRP—and offers tiered referral bonuses that can total up to.
The firm emphasises security, noting that its infrastructure is protected by McAfee and Cloudflare tools and monitored around the clock. Fans Hash positions cloud mining as a low-maintenance way for retail investors to add passive crypto income without the overhead costs of running their own hardware.
Whether bitcoin can break six figures hinges largely on how long tariff and rate-cut uncertainty persists. A swift resolution could give bulls the catalyst they need; a prolonged standoff may sap liquidity from the broader market, leaving risk-off hedges such as cloud mining in greater demand.
