Bitcoin and Crypto Market Navigate Inflation Risks Amid Easing Trump Tariff Concerns

The crypto market experienced a rebound following strong selling pressure, as the easing of US-EU tariff tensions provided relief. Major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and Dogecoin showed recovery signs.

Liquidations exceeded $900 million due to global risk-off sentiment triggered by tariff concerns.
Inflation remains a significant concern for the crypto market, with economists predicting US consumer prices could rise above 4% in 2026.
JPMorgan anticipates the Federal Reserve will maintain interest rates between 3.5%-3.75% through 2026, affecting future rate cut possibilities.
Recent data shows over $600 million in leveraged positions liquidated, impacting long and short trades across major exchanges like Binance and Bybit.
Bitcoin's volatility saw it briefly dip below $88,000 before recovering toward $90,000, influenced by Japan’s bond market recovery.
Bond yield movements continue to significantly impact the crypto market, suggesting potential downside risks if rates rise sharply again.