With the US and China nearing the end of their tariff war, new hope has entered global markets. President Trump’s announcement about trade negotiation progress has increased investor confidence, drawing attention to Bitcoin (BTC). The question now is whether the price of Bitcoin will reach $100,000 or not. The tariff war, which lasted for years, disrupted global supply chains, reduced economic growth, and created severe market fluctuations. Many institutions refrained from taking risks with tariffs as high as 145%. Now, with the possibility of an agreement, tariff reductions are expected, supply chains to return to normal, and inflation to decrease. These factors have boosted confidence and attracted investors back to the market. Bitcoin has become a benchmark for measuring global trust and liquidity. With reduced major risks, institutions may re-enter the Bitcoin market, retail investors may return with a bullish view, and Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) may attract more capital with greater strength. Currently, the price of Bitcoin fluctuates between $70,000 to $80,000. In such conditions, its bullish target for the second to third quarter of 2025 is estimated between $100,000 to $110,000. However, if high interest rates persist, Bitcoin may face a halt. Regarding other cryptocurrencies, Ethereum (ETH) could grow to $3,000 with the increase in DeFi and organizational activities, Ripple (XRP) may benefit from trade negotiations, and Solana (SOL) may accelerate with markets returning to growth. Overall, if a final trade agreement is reached and markets remain bullish, Bitcoin has a real chance to surpass the $100,000 mark in 2025.
