Bitcoin ETFs rebounded after Trump paused tariffs on Mexico and Canada

The funds negotiated in exchange for Bitcoin in the United States returned to net entries after President Donald Trump agreed to suspend the taxation of prices in Canada and Mexico for a month after negotiations with their leaders.

According to data According to clear investors 234.4 million dollars In net buyers.

The Ibit of Blackrock once again took the lead on entry with 249 million dollars entering the fund after a day of rest. The Bitcoin spot has experienced around 40.7 billion dollars in the launch day. ARK and 21 ARKB shares followed with $ 56.1 million in entries.

The other ETFs that have experienced net positive flows included GRAYCAL GBTC, which attracted $ 19.5 million, and Bitwwise Bitb, which had an entry of $ 16.1 million. The remaining seven ETFs have not reported any entry or exit, indicating a break in the activity of investors for these funds.

The resurgence of entries in the 12 ETF Bitcoin followed agreement With the presidents of Mexico and Canada to suspend the controversial prices of 25% on both nations for a month. This was accompanied by Trump to sign a decree to establish a first sovereign fund of richness, arousing speculation within the cryptographic community that the United States could use it to buy Bitcoin.

After the news, Bitcoin briefly recovered the key level of $ 100,000 on February 4, while Ethereum, Solana, XRP and Dogecoin also displayed significant gains, signaling potential optimistic resurgence.

The recovery comes after a drop -in -scale drop which led to more than $ 2 billion in liquidations on the Cryptographic Derivatives Market on Monday, following Trump tariff announcement in Canada, Mexico and China.

The reaction of market players has fueled the fears of a world trade war, which means that the cryptography market briefly loses more than $ 500 billion on February 3.

At the time of the press, Bitcoin (BTC) Exchanged hands at $ 98,070, down 1.3% in the last day.

Commenting on the recent scenario, Matt Mena, Crypto Research Stratege at 21Shares, told crypto.news, that even if the prices have caused short -term volatility, they “can contribute to a longer -term change that benefits Finally at Bitcoin ”. If the United States seeks to “weaken the over-making of the dollar while maintaining inexpensive borrowing costs”, this could cause increased pressure on the Fed to reduce rates, creating a “more accommodating monetary environment”.
He pointed out that a lower dollar, lower treasury yields and growing global liquidity could act as catalysts for the next Bitcoin major rally, strengthening its position of coverage against fiduciary discharge.

Mena also pointed out that if the market correction has been clear, it acts as a “healthy shaking”, because cryptographic cycles rarely maintain parabolic races without withdrawals. Historically, February has been a solid month for Bitcoin, displaying positive yields in the past 14 years, with an average yield of 15.66%, according to Coinglass data.

Although these developments may seem negative for short -term bitcoin, Men suggests that “this period of volatility can ultimately prepare the ground for its next major expansion”, macroeconomic conditions aligning for bitcoin to potentially break after the previous summits And consolidate and consolidate in the “range of $ 150,000 to $ 200,000”.