Bitcoin’s price stabilizes at around $76,000 on Wednesday after falling 3.59% the previous day. A K33 Research report highlights that despite markets panicking, Bitcoin has shown relative resilience compared to the global equity market.

Bitcoin was recovering slightly following losses in the previous session as traders remain cautious ahead of U.S. reciprocal tariffs on Wednesday. President Donald Trump on Monday said he would be "very kind" to trading partners when he unveils tariffs with an announcement expected Wednesday.

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The price of the flagship cryptocurrency rose more than 2% to $83,959.19, according to Coin Metrics. Earlier, it rose as much as $84,717.51. Most of the major cryptocurrencies were also in the green Friday. Solana and dogecoin jumped about 6% each.

From bitcoin as a capital preservation tool to some targeting a move toward the $70,000 level, here’s how traders are reacting to U.S. tariffs.

Market selloff resumes as S&P 500 futures drop in early Asia trading Yen extends gains amid risk-off sentiment as week begins Bitcoin, oil slump as investors seek out asset havens Bessent, US administration officials dismiss market fears Nomura’s chief China economist Ting Lu reckons markets had underestimated Beijing’s response to Trump’s tariffs this time around,

The S&P 500 slipped into bear market territory in early trading but by the end of the day climbed back close to where it opened. President Trump said he would not back off his trade war, reinforcing fears of a global economic downturn.

The backdrop is President Donald Trump's new tariffs, set to be revealed to the world on April 2 in an event he has dubbed "Liberation Day." The president plans to impose levies and tariffs on any country deemed to have an unfair trading relationship with the U.

Bitcoin, XRP, Ethereum, and Solana are rising to start the week. Optimism about a narrower scope for President Donald Trump's tariffs may be feeding through.