Crypto Market Recovery from Trump's Tariff Threats May Take Until April, Says Analyst
According to crypto analyst Matthew Hyland, it may take until April for the crypto market to recover from the massive liquidations triggered by US President Donald Trump's tariff threats. Hyland based his expectations on Feb. 3 being the "largest liquidation event in crypto history," with over $2.24 billion liquidated from the crypto markets within 24 hours. While Bitcoin briefly rose above $102,000 the next day, it has since retraced and is currently trading at $97,570. Hyland warned that a "straight recovery" in a matter of days is unlikely and that similar market disruptions in 2020 and 2022 took over two months for a full recovery to take place.
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