Despite significant losses in the traditional stock market triggered by Donald Trump’s announced tariffs, Bitcoin has maintained a strong position at $83,700. This resilience is being attributed to growing acceptance of cryptocurrencies and increased institutional investment. 2024 saw a short-lived bull run fueled by Trump’s win, but this year’s market dynamics are significantly different. The impact of his tariffs on the stock market has been severe, with the S&P 500 losing nearly $5.4 trillion in market capitalization over the last few days. Bitcoin’s decoupling from the traditional stock market is being discussed by experts, and some believe this pattern is a result of crypto’s inherent liquidity, potentially fueled by manipulation or market forces. While Bitcoin has witnessed volatility, it remains firm above $81,000, with a recent dip to $81,000 before a quick rebound to its current position. Market analysts, including Bloomberg’s James Seyffart, are surprised by Bitcoin’s continued resilience in the face of market uncertainty. Adam Back, a prominent figure in the crypto community, stated that Bitcoin is decoupling from the stock market and believes this phenomenon may be attributed to market makers utilizing Bitcoin’s liquidity gap for manipulation. The cryptocurrency’s next move is likely influenced by global macroeconomic conditions.