The cryptocurrency market is a dynamic structure directly affected by global economic and political developments. Recently, especially Donald Trump’s plans for a 25% tax on tariffs and energy resources, has caused significant fluctuations in the market. During this period, as the value of Bitcoin and other crypto assets declines, investors have begun to worry about the future of the market.

Donald Trump’s plans to increase tariffs and additional tax regulations on energy sources have shaken investor confidence, leading to a decrease in Bitcoin prices. Currently, with Bitcoin trading below the $90,000 level, it is foreseen that if the market trends break downward, a larger decline could occur.

In the last 24 hours, over 362,000 investors’ positions have been liquidated, with Bitcoin and Ethereum experiencing the largest losses. This indicates that the market has become quite fragile. Additionally, economic indicators such as the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and Personal Consumption Expenditure Index, which will be announced this week, could directly influence investors’ decisions. According to technical analyses, support levels for Bitcoin are at $85,000-$86,000, but due to Trump’s statements, the market remains in a state of uncertainty.