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Bitcoin’s upward trend gained momentum again on Tuesday. The cryptocurrency jumped above $94,000, extending its gains by 26% to date. Three interlocking forces—geopolitics, strategic balance-sheet demand, and resurgent exchange-traded-fund flows—coalesced over the past 24 hours to ignite the rally.
Why is Bitcoin up today?
The first spark came from Washington, where US President Donald Trump signaled a partial détente in his long-running tariff dispute Beijing. Trump announced that tariffs on Chinese imports would be imposed as he leaned against the White House lectern. “will come down substantially, but it won’t be zero,” He did not insist on it before. “be very nice to China” As long as both parties reach a compromise.
Macro economist Alex Krüger distilled In a widely distributed X-post, Trump noted that the President’s remarks were not accurate. “just ticked most de-escalation / bullish boxes.” Among the verbatim phrases Krüger highlighted were: “Tariff on China will not be as high as 145%,” “It’ll come down substantially,” When asked if he would, he replied: “I don’t know.” “play hardball,” The president’s concise “No.”
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Equity indices responded immediately, but Bitcoin’s move was more dramatic, underscoring the market’s sensitivity to macro uncertainty—and to any sign that the Federal Reserve’s path could tilt more dovish should trade frictions ebb.
Geopolitics is the first catalyst, but a second one can be found. arrived from Wall StreetThe prospect of an upcoming multi-billion dollar bid by the Lutnicks for Bitcoin. According to the Financial Times, Brandon Lutnick—the newly installed chair of Cantor Fitzgerald and son of Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick—is forming “Cantor Equity Partners” SoftBank, Tether and Bitfinex are working together.
The consortium will seed 21 Capital’s new venture with roughly $3 billion of Bitcoin. Tether will provide $1.5billion worth of assets, SoftBank $900m, and Bitfinex $600m, according to the report. However, it cautioned that these numbers may change before the formal announcement in the next few weeks.
Tuur Demeester of Texas Bitcoin Foundation, a member of its board, spelled out the consequences in a frank manner. “This announcement could explain why bitcoin is up 12% in the past week.”
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Thirdly, the US Bitcoin ETF spot market saw a decisive swing back to positive inflows. Net data from all issuers is compiled. inflows of $911.2 million on Tuesday—the most forceful daily total since January 17, when pre-inauguration optimism around Trump’s “crypto president” The rhetoric generated $975.6 Million
Fidelity’s FBTC absorbed 253.8 million dollars, Ark Invest’s ARKB attracted 267.1 millions, BlackRock’s leading IBIT added 192.1 million and the smaller Grayscale Bitcoin Trust GBTC reversed weeks worth of redemptions by absorbing $65.1 million.
The turnaround began Monday, when the cohort drew $381 million—ending a multi-week stretch dominated by outflows—and gathered pace as Bitcoin cleared the $90,000 threshold. The $1.29-billion surge over two days signals a revival of the institutional appetite.
BTC is currently trading for $94,212.
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