Bitcoin is poised for a negative opening as the market closes out March, potentially marking its weakest quarterly performance since 2018. The decline stems from heightened anxieties surrounding US President Donald Trump’s new tariffs on imported cars and potential pharmaceutical industry taxes, impacting BTC’s current price trajectory. Futures markets, including the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500, are facing steep losses as of March 30th, signaling a potential bearish trend for Bitcoin alongside broader equities. As reported by X/Spencer Hakimian, Bitcoin’s price dipped to $81,656 on March 30th, continuing its downward trend after seven consecutive days of lower lows. 7. While the cryptocurrency market has experienced volatility this month, overall market sentiment remains cautious as investors are hesitant about opening new positions in futures markets amid the uncertainty surrounding Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs scheduled for April 2nd. In addition to the potential impact on car and pharmaceutical industries, these tariffs may lead to an increase in global trade tensions.