Bitcoin ETFs Shatter 4-Week Inflow Streak as Trump Tariffs and Fed Rate Jitters Spook Investors

Wall Street's crypto love affair hits a regulatory speed bump.

The Streak Is Dead

Bitcoin ETFs just watched their four-week inflow rally evaporate—crushed under the weight of Trump's proposed tariffs and Federal Reserve rate uncertainty. The digital gold narrative collides with old-school economic realities.

Politics Meets Portfolio

Investors are pulling back faster than a trader spotting a red candle. Trump's protectionist rhetoric and the Fed's hawkish whispers created the perfect storm that finally broke the ETF momentum. Because nothing says 'safe haven asset' like volatility from political theater and central bank guesswork.

Traditional finance strikes again—proving that even the most disruptive technologies can't escape the gravitational pull of Washington and Wall Street's endless drama.

However, some analysts have cautioned that for an upside rally to materialize, the leading crypto asset needs to decisively reclaim the $112k support level. On the contrary, if the price fails to hold said level, a deeper correction towards the $105k region may be a possibility, according to analyst Ted Pillows.

$BTC has been going sideways since losing the $112,000 level.

Either Bitcoin will reclaim this level, or it could drop towards the $105,000 support level.

If BTC doesn't hold a $105K support level, expect a bigger dump. pic.twitter.com/anjTTy6P3E

Bitcoin (BTC) bulls briefly managed to push its price above the $112k level during early Asian trading hours on Sep. 29, but failed to hold above it. At press time, BTC was trading at $11,675, up 2.2% in the past 24 hours.

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