The Bitcoin price saw a dip below $80,000 on April 6th, marking a 3% decrease since the start of the week. This drop comes amid intensifying fears of a global market crash reminiscent of Black Monday in 1987, as U.S. stocks plunged over 6% due to President Trump’s sweeping trade tariffs. The volatility is particularly concerning for Bitcoin, with analysts noting its relative resilience compared to traditional markets despite the dramatic sell-offs and comparisons to historical crashes like the 2008 financial crisis and even Black Monday of 1987. Analysts believe this divergence could pave the way for a significant Bitcoin price surge in the near future. While the immediate outlook is negative, many analysts remain optimistic about Bitcoin’s ability to act as a safe-haven asset amid global market turmoil.