March 2025 saw a rollercoaster ride for Bitcoin’s price. Starting the month with a significant drop, BTC traded between 79K and 84K before surging to $94,359.15 on March 3rd. However, this surge was short-lived as selling pressure intensified. By week’s end, the price had settled at $84,329.04, followed by a failed attempt to break through $85k in week two. 3rd week saw minimal change with little movement between 81,500 and 83,500 (a mere 2%). Neither bulls nor bears were able to establish clear control of the market. A brief rally by bulls took Bitcoin past $88,000 before falling back down to $82.6 as the month closed. Volume dropped sharply at the same time, dropping over 42% to just $19 billion. As April unfolds, investor attention shifts from price patterns to key policy headlines. Former President Donald Trump’s renewed calls for aggressive tariffs, particularly those targeting Chinese imports, have triggered debate across financial markets. Bitcoin could react to these tariffs in two ways: on one hand, the economic uncertainty and inflation fears that often benefit BTC as a hedge against inflation. On the other hand, a surging dollar might temporarily dampen demand for risk-on assets like crypto.