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Digital Currency: Is It a Secure Investment?

Amidst the ongoing customs drama, Bitcoin surprisingly demonstrates resilience, hinting at a potentially positive outlook for the cryptocurrency.

Amidst the unfolding customs drama, Bitcoin displays a sudden resurgence, raising questions about...
Amidst the unfolding customs drama, Bitcoin displays a sudden resurgence, raising questions about the current scenario's influence on the cryptocurrency's strength.

Is Bitcoin a Safe Haven Amidst Trade Turmoil? Let's Analyze!

Digital Currency: Is It a Secure Investment?

Critics often grumble that Bitcoin ain't a safe haven, and to be fair, they got a point. The currency sure swings wildly, but hey, let's not judge it by short-term gains. When it comes to the long haul, Bitcoin might just surprise you, remaining resilient in times of stock market chaos, like the current trade dispute storm.

So, is Bitcoin truly acting like a safe haven? Well, let's dig a little deeper:

Bitcoin: Standing Tall Among Giants

Seems like Bitcoin's been holding its own lately, which is a significant shift since it used to mirror US stocks' performance at the start of the year (ouch!). But now, Bitcoin's starting to detach itself from the stock market noise. Why, you ask?

Last Thursday and Friday, US stocks nose-dived by around 7-9%. But guess who managed to stay put? Ya, you guessed it - Bitcoin! That's because Bitcoin ain't losing out on tariffs and there's a glimmer of hope for a Fed rate cut, which could even send Bitcoin soaring to new heights.

But let's zoom in on the details:

Bitcoin's Turn?

Check out the chart above from TradingView. You'll see that, while Bitcoin's still in a long-term uptrend, it's curiously hanging out in a short-term downtrend channel. Furthermore, that 50-day line is about to cross the 200-day line, a sell signal (death cross) that could make things grim for Bitcoin.

However, if Bitcoin unexpectedly picks up steam from this uncertainty, we could even see a new record-breaking rally! Sounds far-fetched? Well, a Fed rate cut could make it happen. For more on a possible Fed rate cut, check out this piece: When Central Banks Step In: Will They Save the Market Again?

This is like those times when central banks stepped in, say, during the corona crash, when all asset prices, including Bitcoin, took a nose-dive. But then the US Federal Reserve leaped in to save the day with new liquidity and interest rate cuts, sparking a rally that catapulted Bitcoin from around $4,000 to a whopping $69,000 in about 18 months!

But hey, remember that things might not pan out the same way this time, and Bitcoin could crash before any rate cut.

Also check out: Is Now the Right Time to Invest in XRP, Ethereum, Solana, or Cardano?

By the way, if you're curious about Bitcoin investment platforms, take a peek at the Comparision of Online Crypto Platforms and the Best of Crypto Index by BÖRSE ONLINE.

Disclosure of Conflicts of InterestThe author owns direct investments in the discussed financial instruments, which could benefit from the potential price movements resulting from this publication: Bitcoin.

Disclosure of Conflicts of InterestThe board and majority shareholder of the publisher Börsenmedien AG, Mr. Bernd Förtsch, owns direct and indirect investments in the discussed financial instruments, which could benefit from the potential price movements resulting from this publication: Bitcoin.

  1. Critics often label Bitcoin as unrealistic, questioning its stand as a safe haven during periods of stock market turmoil.
  2. interestingly, Bitcoin has shown resilience during recent stock market chaos, such as the ongoing trade dispute, providing evidence that it could potentially be a safe haven.
  3. Despite its long-term uptrend, Bitcoin has currently found itself in a short-term downtrend channel and is nearing a sell signal known as a death cross, indicating potentially grim times ahead.
  4. However, if Bitcoin manages to gather momentum from this uncertainty, it could lead to a record-breaking rally, especially if there is a Fed rate cut, as history has shown that central banks intervening can spark a rally in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.

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