Bitcoin has just fallen to $3700 after an important geopolitical headline. Donald Trump announced a 10% tariff that will take effect on February 1 for a group of countries including Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and Finland. And this is just the first step. According to the announcement, the tariff will be increased to 25% from June 1 if
no agreement will be reached. Condition? Tariffs will remain in effect until the United States reaches a deal to purchase Greenland. Trump's message was sharp and provocative: "Denmark it's time to pay back". Markets didn't wait to ponder the details — risky assets reacted immediately, and BTC fell sharply. It's not just about tariffs; it's about uncertainty, geopolitics, and how quickly narratives can change sentiments. EU leaders are expected to impose tariffs on goods worth over 107 billion dollars imported from the United States. The move, announced last year in response to Washington's tariffs, further escalated tensions. When politics intervenes in the conversation, instability arises.
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