Bitcoin’s Cyclical Movement and Speculative Context
Bitcoin has taken center stage in the cryptocurrency space due to its ability to exhibit sustained upward trends, with its price hovering around $95,000, historically seen as a strong support level. However, this elevated momentum is likely to take shape within the context of global trade tensions stemming from U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent tariffs on American.states, which have made the situation more favorable for investors seeking diversification. Bitcoin’s price has proceeded on a bULLISH trajectory in recent weeks, with some market leaders framing this as the start of an ongoing bull run. This optimism is rooted in the belief that the geopolitical and economic uncertainties blacked the table for traditional assets, leaving Bitcoin as a safe haven asset. However, this perspective remains speculative, as it is still too early to assert whether Bitcoin will continue to attract investment capital or if regulators will impose a sell-off.

Neil Wilson, the chief investment officer at Saxo Bank, has framed the current moment as a potential turning point by challenging viewers to gauge whether risk assets will dominate or sell-offs will reassert themselves. "Will risk assets continue to rally or will the sell-off begin again?" Wilson has posed this question to his clients, drawing in a number of experts who weigh Bitcoin against macroeconomic factors. One prominent attendee is Arthur Hayes, co-founder and director of Maelstrom, a crypto firm renowned for its bullish macroeconomic views. Hayes warns that Bitcoin’s resilience may depend on cues from expected monetary policy to shift to accommodatin an even more active U.S. role as a major actor in global finance. He projects a potential price break above $110,000 and even reaches a higher target of $200,000, underpinning Bitcoin as a dominant actor of the upcoming global switch to——+ infrastructure.