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Crypto markets are down modestly: Bitcoin $BTC has slipped to $105,866 (–2.74%)
while $SOL fell to $163.96 (–5.29%)
At the same time, the U.S. dollar is on pace for its fifth consecutive monthly decline amid trade-policy uncertainty , and equities are mixed as investors digest renewed tariff risk.
Market Reaction Today
•$BTC: Down 2.74% to $105,866, trading between $105,046 and $108,849 intraday.
•$SOL: Down 5.29% to $163.96, with a low of $162.07 and a high of $173.12 today.
These declines outpace many altcoins, reflecting BTC’s sensitivity as a bellwether and SOL’s higher beta to market sentiment.
Broader Market Impact
•U.S. Dollar: The dollar index is set for its fifth straight monthly drop amid trade-policy uncertainty and mixed Fed signals.
•Equities: U.S. stock futures are modestly lower, while European shares lag, especially in tariff-sensitive sectors like autos and industrials.
•Treasuries: Yields on 2-year notes ticked up as investors reprice Fed-cut expectations in light of potential inflationary pressures from higher import costs .
With the tariffs back in play, expect continued caution in crypto markets until there’s clarity on the legal status or an override of the court’s stay.
Key levels to watch:
•$BTC: $100,000 psychological support, $110,000 resistance.
•$SOL: $150 as next support, $180 as first resistance.
If trade-talk optimism returns or the court’s decision is paused again, we could see a relief rally.
otherwise, downside risks remain elevated alongside broader risk-asset headwinds.