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The “Art of the Deal” might be growing tiresome as markets decline following what’s now become a predictable walking back of Trump tariff threats.

“A return to the area above the 50-day at $97,000 is a marker of bullish success,” one trader said.

Bitcoin’s fundamentals held up well during the latest taban, suggesting underlying strength, Swissblock analysts said.

The final reserve will be almost entirely bitcoin and will be larger than people think, the report said.

China and Germany’s shift in fiscal policy might calm crypto market nerves.

Bitcoin rose earlier this week, but initial excitement from Trump’s strategic reserve plans was short-lived due to profit-taking amid the lack of concrete plans and a risk-off mood in broader equity markets.

Trump seems to have taken a page out of his real estate negotiations in pitching XRP, ADA and SOL as candidates for crypto reserve to win over approval for bitcoin.

Tom Lee sees bitcoin finishing the year at over $150,000 and attributes the current drawdown to cyclical behavior.

The company plans to use the raise to scale its balance sheet, expand its compliance and technology teams, and open new offices in key jurisdictions.

Trump is scheduled to hold the first Crypto Summit at the White House on Mar.7, where he is expected to share further plans on how crypto regulations and businesses will be supported in the country.