Bitcoin’s price recently dropped to $81,400, with altcoins experiencing losses exceeding 10%. This drop comes as concerns around tariffs and the potential of a global recession weigh on market sentiment. If economic woes continue into the second quarter, some cryptocurrencies may face significant declines. Experts are exploring the impact of rising tensions between the US and EU on crypto markets. Capo, a prominent cryptocurrency analyst, offers insights into this volatile market. [Note: The provided text is cut off. Please provide the full excerpt for accurate analysis]. Capo suggests that while Bitcoin has struggled to maintain stability in a range of $84,000-$85,000, short-term indicators point towards potential upward movement. However, reaching and holding above $85,000 is crucial to confirm this trend. Further losses below $81,364 could signal a further decline to $69,000 or even $65,000. The market remains sensitive to economic shifts with oil prices dropping 6% and the DXY currency index falling below 101.5. Will cryptocurrencies find a way out of this downturn? While short-term predictions are uncertain, if fears of recession become a driving force behind monetary easing measures, cryptocurrency markets might see renewed growth. However, the current market trend suggests that we may be witnessing a historic shift in the global economy.