#PEOPLE3L While it's true that macroeconomic policies like tariffs can influence crypto markets, drawing a direct line between U.S. trade actions and an 8% BTC drop oversimplifies the complexity of crypto price movements. The correlation between traditional markets and crypto can spike during uncertain times, but volatility in this space is nothing new.

The comparisons to the LUNA collapse seem overstated—LUNA's crash was due to a flawed mechanism, not external policy. Additionally, pointing to Tether minting USDT or miner behavior as market-saving or collapsing forces may exaggerate their real impact.

Yes, risk management is crucial, but claiming that BTC is in a "fight for 100K" ignores the current price reality and the fact that fundamentals and adoption still matter more than fear-driven narratives. Crypto investors should remain cautious, avoid panic, and stay focused on long-term strategies rather than short-term macro noise.