Made in USA: 7 major risks from Trump for the Bitcoin price
In this article you will learn:
- How inflation and interest rate policy put pressure on Bitcoin
- Why US debt is also a threat to the crypto sector
- Why a strong US dollar would be bad for Bitcoin
- How tariffs and trade conflicts threaten Bitcoin
- Why the Bitcoin price depends on tech companies
The crypto industry had high expectations for US President Donald Trump's second term in office. During the election campaign, he was hailed as the “Crypto President.” But some disillusionment has now set in. It seems as if Trump and his family are aiming to cash in on themselves by launching fundamentally weak crypto projects rather than strengthening the entire sector. On the other hand, the political activism and unpredictability of the US administration are creating uncertainty in the financial markets. Even though this has barely been reflected in price performance so far, the following US influences could have a lasting weakening effect on Bitcoin.
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