Crypto markets are remaining stable amid the turmoil caused by U.S. President Donald Trump's fluctuating tariff policies, according to NYDIG analyst Greg Cipolaro. He noted that while traditional markets faced significant panic following Trump's tariff announcement on April 2, the crypto markets demonstrated resilience, with minimal volatility and persistent positive futures rates. Cipolaro observed a total of $480 million in liquidations in early April, which he deemed low compared to previous events. Bitcoin has shown mild declines, trading at $84,730, down 22.5% from its January high, but has maintained stability compared to traditional assets. Investors may be gravitating towards Bitcoin as a store of value amidst geopolitical uncertainties. However, caution remains; YouHodler's Ruslan Lienkha warned of bearish signals, including a potential 'death cross' in both Bitcoin and the S&P 500, indicating future market struggles without clear positive drivers.

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