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CoinTR Declared: "Bitcoin Will Become a Hedging Tool in the Long Run" - Coin Bulletin
As the first quarter of 2025 comes to a close, the performance of the cryptocurrency markets has also become clear. It was observed that the first quarter of 2025, in which Bitcoin dropped by more than 6%, was the worst quarter in terms of performance in the last six years.
While the first quarter of 2025, when global markets started with uncertainties, is left behind, the report card of the cryptocurrency markets has also emerged. The first three months of the year, when Bitcoin fell by more than 6%, were the worst quarters in the last six years in terms of performance, according to the data. While it was seen that the shaking deepened in the second quarter, eyes were turned to the future performance of risk assets. The domestic crypto asset platform CoinTR, which operates with the slogan of the safe point of crypto, evaluated the report card of the first quarter in cryptocurrencies.
CoinTR CEO Ali Eşelioğlu stated, "The new administration's approach in the US is surprising both the business world and global markets. The uncertainty regarding the tariffs announced by the Trump administration for trade partners and other countries is also bringing losses in the crypto asset market."
“Avoiding emotional decisions is important”
The tariffs, which were announced to be applied to countries trading with the US, especially China, brought sharp declines not only in the stock markets but also in the crypto asset markets. In addition to the rising recession concerns in the US, the Fed's comments that the tariffs will increase inflation supported the downtrend. Noting that Bitcoin declined by 10 thousand dollars only in the first weekend of the second quarter, Ali Eşelioğlu said, "The second quarter started shaky in crypto assets, especially Bitcoin. However, it is critical for investors to read the markets correctly and avoid emotional decisions in such periods. Around the world, investors, market experts and fund managers are watching the outcome of tariff uncertainty. The news feeds and, accordingly, the market reactions are also very fast. Recently, the news that the tariffs would be postponed, followed by a denial from the White House, brought about a sharp fluctuation. On the other hand, the various exemption announcements that came over the weekend may ease the tension a little this week. Bitcoin also spent the weekend in the $84,000 to $85,000 range."
All markets are affected by trade tensions
Pointing out that the effect of the panic caused by the tariffs was observed in the global markets at the beginning of the second quarter, Ali Eşelioğlu said, "Hong Kong is over 10%; Stock markets in China, Japan and Germany fell more than 7%. U.S. stock markets closed negative for four days in a row. Finally, the S&P 500 index fell below 5,000 points on the news that the US has imposed a 104% tax on China. The sharpest declines since the pandemic were witnessed. Although the economy and business agenda follows the tariff news, while all this is happening, there are also developments that can be considered positive for crypto assets. However, on the other hand, positive news continues to come from the intersection of crypto assets and traditional finance. An alternative exchange-traded product indexed to Ripple has started trading. ETF applications for popular altcoins continue. Billions of dollars worth of mergers and acquisitions are signed in the cryptocurrency markets, and investment news is coming. While volatile market conditions are likely to continue, this will not slow down the adoption of blockchain and Web3 technologies."
"Altcoins are growth-oriented, while Bitcoin is a hedge against risk"
CoinTR CEO Ali Eşelioğlu concluded his evaluations with the following statements: "In this environment, many analysts put traditional sectors on their agenda and discuss global trade. In the short term, trade developments in the U.S., which are expected to lead to high inflation and weaker economic growth, could sustain volatility in Bitcoin and other risk assets. However, in the long run, the instability caused by tariffs could strengthen Bitcoin's role as a hedge. Since the new generation of altcoins is more growth-oriented, they will need more involvement in institutional finance and a strong story during a possible recovery period. As CoinTR, which is the safe point of crypto and offers a safe and solid roof for everyone, we closely monitor all events and advise our users to make rational decisions and take action at the right times to reduce risks."
You can access the full CoinTR Q1 2025 Block Report from here. Start exploring the CoinTR platform to see what will stand out in the upcoming quarter and to evaluate opportunities.
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