Experts say Bitcoin and Ethereum look increasingly attractive as macro tensions subside and volatility returns.
Analysts argued that overheating funding rates and flying open interest may cause a bitcoin pullback or a crypto market correction.
Analysts expect occasional market dips to occur until tariff tensions ease. Coin Bureau's founder said a slight bitcoin dip may be "healthy."
Market observers remained fixex on tariffs and Fed policy decision despite March inflation data cushioning bitcoin and crypto prices on Friday.
Ongoing U.S.-China tension and bond market weakness may ultimately overshadow March inflation data, analysts argued.
US spot bitcoin ETFs saw $150 million exit the products on Thursday, as investors pulled back from risk assets amid ongoing tariff tensions.
A Nansen analyst said tariff outcomes would impact bitcoin and financial markets more than Thursday's CPI data, which showed cooling inflation.
Crypto markets may be on course for recovery in Q2 2025 after Trump's global tariffs shackled volumes in the first quarter, Kaiko reported.
Bitcoin and equities surged as President Trump increased tariffs on China and paused duties on other countries for 90 days.
Bitcoin's reserve asset status could mature as the White House's tariff strategy may weaken the dollar to boost economic activity.
Analysts said a bitcoin buying opportunity has emerged after some clarity from President's Trump's tariff policies.
Market jitters persisted ahead of President Trump's large-scale tariffs on "Liberation Day," throwing more uncertainty on seasonal Q2 price patterns.