Trump's 2026 tariffs have shaken global markets. Historically, trade war uncertainty boosts Bitcoin as a non-sovereign hedge.
Trade wars drive currency devaluations. When sovereigns weaponize money, demand rises for assets no government controls — like Bitcoin.
During the 2018 US-China trade war, BTC fell 40% initially then outperformed every major asset class over the following 18 months.
Tariffs push prices up. Consumers and institutions look for inflation hedges. Bitcoin's fixed supply makes it the digital alternative to gold.
Expect initial crypto selloffs during tariff escalations. But medium-term, Bitcoin benefits from the instability tariffs create. DCA through it.
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