Bitcoin has made a strong comeback, bouncing from $75,000 to over $85,500 in just a few days. This surge came shortly after news of a possible 90-day pause on tariffs, which helped calm global market fears and gave Bitcoin a chance to recover.
According to market data from Santiment, traders are feeling more optimistic. On-chain data shows that big players, like Michael Saylor’s Strategy, continue to buy large amounts of Bitcoin—signaling strong belief in its long-term value.
At the same time, fewer Bitcoins are being held on exchanges. This often means investors prefer to hold rather than sell. Santiment also noted that many holders are now in profit, which lowers the pressure to sell and helps support the current price.
Altcoin Daily shared a video analysis linking Bitcoin’s rally to a recent update on Donald Trump’s campaign website. The update said that, if re-elected, Trump would temporarily pause some tariffs on Chinese goods. Because the crypto market runs 24/7, it reacted quickly—faster than the traditional stock market.
But soon after, Trump posted on his social media platform, Truth Social, saying that no official tariff changes had been announced. This mixed messaging created confusion and left investors wondering if the price surge was based on actual policy or just speculation.
Even though Bitcoin’s price rose sharply, many large investors remain cautious. They’re waiting for clearer signals from the government before making major moves. Uncertainty around trade policy and the upcoming U.S. election is keeping them on the sidelines for now.
Morgan Stanley analyst Michael Wilson recently reported that both the crypto and stock markets are moving sideways and could stay that way for another three to six months. He also pointed out that neither the government nor the Federal Reserve is doing much to support the economy, which could lead to more price swings across markets.
Bloomberg’s senior strategist Mike McGlone believes Bitcoin might be entering a cooling phase after what he calls the “biggest money pump in history.” Following its strong price rally, Bitcoin now appears to be losing some momentum.
McGlone also warns that Bitcoin could be falling behind traditional gold, which is seeing renewed interest. He points to ongoing outflows from Bitcoin ETFs and a shift in investor preference toward safer assets like gold. Even after Bitcoin’s 8% weekend rally to around $85,000, many investors are now leaning back toward time-tested stores of value.
A Different Perspective
However, some experts see things differently. Financial author Robert Kiyosaki
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