Tariff Tempest Update: Bitcoin's $110K Dip or Bull Trap? Rebound Ahead for Crypto Stocks
Last Friday could be scary or eeuphoric, ddepending on how you see it.
Bitcoin's 7% plunge to $110K last Friday, sparked by Trump's tariff storm, rattled risk assets, with a UK platform cautioning against crypto portfolios. Yet, BTC rebounded to $114K by Sunday, buoyed by 30% YTD gains, $28B ETF inflows, and Fed cut expectations.
This "euphoria phase" dip—per analysts—signals a bull run hiccup, not a collapse. Monday rebound? 65% chance of a 4-6% rise if $110K holds, per on-chain data; a drop below risks $105K.
I bought the dip at $109.5K Friday—HODLing strong.For crypto stocks, check the finance card above for precise pricing.
Last Friday at 8 PM EST, $CRCL closed at $132.76, down 11.66% from $150.48, reflecting stablecoin volatility but poised for a 40% rally to $185 if USDC adoption surges post-GENIUS Act. $BMNR ended at $51.72, off 12.5% from $59.1, yet its 2.8M ETH treasury ($10.7B) and 4.5% staking yields suggest a 35% upside to $70 if ETH stabilizes at $3.8K. $MSTR closed at $299.0, down 6.6% from $320.29, with its 580K BTC stash ($65B) hinting at a 1.8x BTC leverage to $540 if buying resumes post-earnings (Oct 30, 2025).Tariffs are noise—crypto's resilience shines.
Dip's your entry: stack stables ($CRCL), bet on ETH proxies ($BMNR), or ride $MSTR's beta. Rebound rocket or correction crawl? Your move.
I'm not a financial advisor. Trade wisely, Comrades!
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- catandbull·2025-10-13Wow, what an insightful update, very enlightening! [Wow]1Report