Will U.S.-China Tariff Tensions Hit Bitcoin Harder Than We Think?

[Raflesia]

This drama even seems to be over with the US indirectly having to get losses from rash decisions and this is actually won by China well so this will not affect anything on bitcoin because in the end it has nothing to do with it.

Bitcoin remains as stable as it is today even if we go back to the ATH some time ago so what will be the problem with the self-made drama and self-destruction for Trump.
Especially if you look at the current conditions even though the US and China are conducting a trade war by increasing import tariffs but of course that will not be done to bitcoin so that in the end this situation is only for global economic problems that will make consciously or indirectly experience inflation but precisely this is an advantage for bitcoin because we still believe that bitcoin can still be an inflation hedge for us.

[suzanne5223]

This drama even seems to be over with the US indirectly having to get losses from rash decisions and this is actually won by China well so this will not affect anything on bitcoin because in the end it has nothing to do with it.

Bitcoin remains as stable as it is today even if we go back to the ATH some time ago so what will be the problem with the self-made drama and self-destruction for Trump.
Especially if you look at the current conditions even though the US and China are conducting a trade war by increasing import tariffs but of course that will not be done to bitcoin so that in the end this situation is only for global economic problems that will make consciously or indirectly experience inflation but precisely this is an advantage for bitcoin because we still believe that bitcoin can still be an inflation hedge for us.

Yes, and the US losing is what happens when someone fights blindly after giving the right access to their opponent due to the benefit they are getting from them. However, the Chinese maintain their composure and won't have leaked some of the secrets that most respected companies in the US benefit from the Chinese factory.

Nonetheless, we shouldn't have the impression that the tariff battle will not affect the Bitcoin market, as it has already affected it several times, especially when it is something you also believe will cause global economic problem, and we cant stated global economic and exclude trade, investment, capital flows, and technology.

[Publictalk792]

This drama even seems to be over with the US indirectly having to get losses from rash decisions and this is actually won by China well so this will not affect anything on bitcoin because in the end it has nothing to do with it.

Bitcoin remains as stable as it is today even if we go back to the ATH some time ago so what will be the problem with the self-made drama and self-destruction for Trump.
Especially if you look at the current conditions even though the US and China are conducting a trade war by increasing import tariffs but of course that will not be done to bitcoin so that in the end this situation is only for global economic problems that will make consciously or indirectly experience inflation but precisely this is an advantage for bitcoin because we still believe that bitcoin can still be an inflation hedge for us.

You are right Bitcoin stays strong even when politics and economies get shaky. And we know that Bitcoin is not tied to any country so fights like US China trade war do not directly hurt it. In fact when inflation rises and economies struggle Bitcoin limited supply could make it even more valuable. It has survived past crises and proven itself as way to protect wealth. While governments play their games Bitcoin just keeps doing its own thing its price depends on how many people use and believe in it not on political drama. We know when traditional systems fail Bitcoin role as safe backup only gets stronger.

[Smack That Ace]

You are right Bitcoin stays strong even when politics and economies get shaky. And we know that Bitcoin is not tied to any country so fights like US China trade war do not directly hurt it. In fact when inflation rises and economies struggle Bitcoin limited supply could make it even more valuable. It has survived past crises and proven itself as way to protect wealth. While governments play their games Bitcoin just keeps doing its own thing its price depends on how many people use and believe in it not on political drama. We know when traditional systems fail Bitcoin role as safe backup only gets stronger.

As you said, the price of bitcoin depends on how many people use and people's belief in it (supply-demand). But did you know that political dramas have a direct impact on the global economy and people's finances? When the economy is in trouble, people's income will also decrease and from there they will limit spending, investment...so bitcoin will also be affected. That is why whenever the world economy is shaken by geopolitics, war, epidemics...bitcoin is often dumped in the short term.

In the long run, geopolitical uncertainties will not affect bitcoin as it will adapt, but in the short term, we cannot deny that bitcoin will be affected.
Not just bitcoin, every financial investment works like that.