Bitunix Analyst: US May Buy Bitcoin with Tariffs, Global Showdown Begins, Short-Term BTC Watch at $86,000 Range

Blockbeats
15 Apr

BlockBeats News, April 15th, the U.S. Presidential Advisory Council on Digital Assets stated that the U.S. may use tariff revenue to purchase Bitcoin to maintain its dominant position in the new financial order. He pointed out that the global competition for Bitcoin has officially begun and emphasized the need to "act quickly to accumulate digital gold." According to the executive order on March 6th, the U.S. has established a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR) and a Digital Asset National Reserve (DANR), granting the Treasury Department the authority to flexibly deploy assets, with all operations remaining budget-neutral and not increasing the taxpayer burden.

Bitunix Analyst Recommendation:

If the U.S. buys coins with tariffs, it indicates that a sovereign nation is entering the digital asset race. After BTC's short-term breakthrough of $84,000, we should pay attention to the $86,000 resistance level and observe whether the $82,000 to $83,000 support range is stable. Investors should operate flexibly and manage risks carefully.

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