"Crypto Market Turmoil: Bitcoin, Ethereum Rebound After Trump's Tariff Shakeup"
The crypto market has witnessed significant volatility over the past two weeks, with several factors driving these fluctuations. The revised tariff plan by U.S. President Donald Trump, following his re-election, has been a major catalyst. The news of the updated tariff plan sparked concerns about an impending trade war, leading to a widespread liquidation drive and a significant decline in the value of various crypto tokens.
Despite the market's recovery, there is still a long road ahead. Bitcoin (BTC) reached an all-time high of $108,000 before falling close to the $92,000 mark. Altcoins like Ethereum (ETH) and Ripple (XRP) experienced losses of up to 13% in their valuation. However, they have since stabilized. As we look ahead to the coming week, here's a detailed analysis of what might be in store for these cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin (BTC): $94,000 to $10,000
BTC fell from the $100,000 mark on February 4th and is currently trading at around $96,000. There is a mild chance of a bullish movement over the weekend. If BTC manages to surpass the $100,000 mark, it could potentially reach the $106,000 level, which would be beneficial for investors. However, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) of BTC is currently at 44, lower than last week's 50, indicating some bearish movement. This suggests that the chances of BTC breaking the $100K mark may not be high. If BTC falls below the $94K mark, it could head straight for the $90K mark. Therefore, the coming weekend and the first part of next week will be crucial for BTC.
Ethereum (ETH): $2,500 To $3,000
Like BTC, ETH also faced significant dips last week, primarily due to a chain effect and macroeconomic developments. ETH's valuation dropped from the $3000 mark by 13.87% at the beginning of the month. However, ETH showed recovery momentum of 9% in the previous week and has since recovered by 3 
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