[Daily News Brief] Bitcoin Price Volatility: Analysts predict that the market will face major turning points and challenges

As the cryptocurrency market continues to evolve, Bitcoin and other digital assets are facing the possibility of a significant value shift predicted by analysts. The intersection of factors, including inflation concerns, political manipulation, and recent amnesty for key figures in the crypto space, is paving the way for potential price surges or sharp declines. Recent reports show that Bitcoin price has experienced a significant decline, falling back to about $80,000 from its high of nearly $90,000 last week. The volatility has brought uncertainty to cryptocurrency and stock markets amid rising inflation concerns and re-threatening U.S. President Donald Trump's re-threatening tariffs. In addition, a mysterious hacking incident has also exacerbated investors' concerns. Arthur Hayes, a well-known figure in the crypto trading world and co-founder of BitMEX, once speculated that the Fed's upcoming actions could catalyze a sharp rise in Bitcoin prices in April. Hayes noted that at the recent Fed board meeting, the tone of Fed Chairman Jerome Powell changed significantly, suggesting a possible shift toward a looser monetary policy. "Powell's tone at the last meeting changed fundamentally," he said in a recent podcast. He believes the Fed may soon reintroduce quantitative easing, a strategy that could boost the value of Bitcoin in the context of $36 trillion in U.S. debt. At a recent FAP meeting, the Fed chose to keep interest rates unchanged, instead adjusting its outlook on economic growth and inflation. The decision is consistent with Hayes' prediction, who believes that the Powell administration is preparing to ignore short-term inflationary pressures to create a more favorable environment for crypto investors. "It doesn't matter if Trump imposes a 50% or 2% tariff," he stressed, highlighting that many investors believe the Fed will continue to implement policies that are conducive to market growth. Trump's recent tariffs on goods from Canada, Mexico and China are also exacerbating market instability. However, some analysts believe Trump's easing attitude on these tariffs may help stabilize Bitcoin prices. 10x Research founder Markus Thielen noted that moderate Fed policy and potential tariff flexibility combined could pave the way for Bitcoin’s recovery and surpassing its recent highs. In another important development, Trump imposed amnesty on Hayes and its co-founders of BitMEX, Benjamin Delo and Samuel Reed, who had previously faced legal consequences for violating bank confidentiality laws. These amnesty have sparked discussions about the impact of regulatory oversight in the crypto industry. Delo thanked the president, claiming that the allegations against them were driven by injustice and politically motivated. He believes that these amnesty allow them to continue working in the crypto field without a criminal record. Meanwhile, as more and more people participate in cryptocurrency investments, all over the world