Bitcoin faces multiple challenges to its bullish momentum as it trades near $100,000, including tightening USD liquidity, uncertainty over U.S. policy implementation, and escalating global trade tensions.

Standard Chartered predicts Donald Trump’s administration will push Bitcoin to $500,000—closing in on gold’s market cap in the process.

Crypto prices remained volatile on Feb. 4, with Bitcoin briefly reclaiming the $100,000 level after US President Donald Trump paused Canada and Mexico tariff threats. However, the relief rally was short-lived as China announced retaliatory tariffs on US products,

Bitcoin price edges below $100,000 on Tuesday after recovering from a low of $91,231 the previous day. The US and China trade war can bring more volatility to risky assets like Bitcoin. Bybit’s CEO Ben Zhou suggests that the total liquidation on Monday may have been $8–$10 billion, far exceeding the reported $2 billion.

Bitcoin price took another hit as Trump’s trade war intensified, disturbing global markets. As inflation and political uncertainty were already weighing on investors, this latest development added more pressure.

It's the best performing asset of the past decade, but can the bitcoin price really soar 10-fold again by 2030. Dan Roberts thinks so.