BlackRock CEO Larry Fink is sounding the alarm: the U.S. may already be experiencing a recession, and the ripple effects are being felt across global markets. His comments, which criticize protectionist trade policies like Trump-era tariffs, arrive at a pivotal time — just as the Federal Reserve may be shifting toward monetary easing.
Why does this matter for crypto? A potential liquidity boost from the Fed could give Bitcoin and other digital assets the perfect setup for a breakout.
In a recent interview with CNBC, Fink explained that ongoing trade tariffs are putting pressure on both inflation and growth, creating a dangerous mix of stagnation and high prices. These same conditions could force the Fed to act, injecting liquidity into the market to stabilize the system.
Analysts suggest this shift could redirect investor attention to Bitcoin, which has historically thrived in times of easy monetary policy.
After the 2008 financial crisis, massive liquidity injections by central banks pushed more investors toward alternatives like Bitcoin. The same pattern could repeat if recession fears push the Fed to pivot.
Here’s where BTC stands right now:
Despite recent volatility, Bitcoin has shown short-term strength and could be setting up for a longer-term bullish trend.
According to technical analyst Cheds, Bitcoin recently broke out of a W-formation — a bullish pattern that typically signals a reversal after price bounces off a major support level twice.
"This structure hints at a potential move before hitting the $72,000 target," Cheds noted.
As long as BTC holds this support, analysts expect price momentum to build.
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