In March 2025, Bitcoin displayed notable price volatility. The month started with a sudden drop from 84.29K to 79K in the first two days. Following the dip suddenly a strong upward trend was observed . On March 3, BTC hit a high point of $94,359.15.
However, the price surge proved out to be a temporary moment. Following the mid-month high, Bitcoin faced increased selling pressure. By the end of the first week of March, the price had dropped again to $84,329.04.
The second week was a disappointment for bulls as price retested the support of $80k again, but failed to rise above $85k in the bounce back.
The third week saw no significant action as price moved between 81500 to 83500, a mere gap of 2%. This thin spread made it hard for traders to take a good position in the market. Nor Bull nor Bears were able to control the market.
The final week started with bulls in charge as price moved up from $84k to $88k, however this too shall pass quickly as in the last days of March bears are in control.
The price has dropped from the peak of $88k to $82.6 again. The pullback happened at the same time that trading volume dropped sharply, by over 42%, to $19 billion.
As April kicks off, investor focus shifts from price patterns to policy headlines. Former President Donald Trump’s renewed call for aggressive tariffs, particularly targeting imports from China, has sparked debate across financial markets.
Bitcoin could react to Trump Tariffs in both ways. On one hand, economic uncertainty and fears of inflation have historically benefited BTC . As it is a hedge hedge against inflation. On the other, a surging dollar might temporarily suppress demand for risk-on assets like crypto.
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