Trump’s Tariffs Have Been Canceled: How Will Bitcoin and Altcoins Be Affected?

Santiment’s recent analysis of the five-month decline in cryptocurrency markets and how could new political developments in the US affect digital assets as a result of its latest political innovations.

Five consecutive “red moons” are a tough time for the cryptocurrency market, which started following $126,000 in October 2025 and continued until the end of February 226. But Santiment’s recent data suggests that the markets may have shifted to “an end” in their quest for .

The most important thing on the agenda is the new developments about President Trump’s tariffs. analysis, a vote of 3–6 meant that many tariffs and refund to affected companies could be reversed as well as the possible return for other measures.

Market analysts are calling the easing of these tariffs, which have been an “anchor” on cryptocurrencies since April 2025, as positive long-term news.

Although a massive jump isn’t expected in the short term, analysts predict this development will ease pressure on the market.

The Bitcoin price has averaged $10,000 to $15,000 per month since its record high in October. This is a “slow and painful bleeding process” rather than an immediate collapse, analyst Brian Quinlivan says.

institutional wallets (those with 10-10,000 $BTC) appear to have sold off 0 while small investors still buy every dip. five weeks ago, 5% of the supply for s in the past five week.

Bitcoin’s relationship with the S&P 500 and gold is still going on; however, small declines in stocks are a significant sign of deeper damage to Bitcoin.

The MVRV (Market Value to Realized Value) technical indicator, while the market has been pessimistic, suggests that a “opportunity zone” has already been entered. 365-days Bitcoin’s 30-day MVRV is less than the six per cent, and its ratio of -30 percent is below -6% for bitcoin’s 30 days. In the past, ratios below 0 mean that the average investor is losing and that an upward “relief rally” is growing.

Bitcoin could move toward the $70,000 level in the next few days, according to santiment analysts, but an ongoing increase requires institutional investors to continue buying. However, the large influx of Bitcoin (about 5,000 $BTC) into exchanges also means short-term selling pressure.

*This is not investment advice.

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