As crypto traders get anxious about President Trump's Liberation Day tariffs, two Bitcoin experts show confidence in the cryptocurrency's future.

Bitcoin may rally to $250,000 in 2025 as the US Federal Reserve will "flood the market with dollars" according to Hayes.

"We would use a short-term rebound to reduce exposure since bitcoin now has a decisive long-term overbought downturn," analyst Katie Stockton said.

Gold bull Peter Schiff now holds Bitcoin worth $4,500 in his Bitcoin reserve, mockingly modeled on President Trump's strategic Bitcoin reserve.

BTC Bonds could save taxpayers $354 billion and grow a $6.5 trillion national Bitcoin reserve by 2035, as the U.S. government bets on crypto to ease debt and boost long-term economic stability.

CEO Larry Fink writes in his latest letter to shareholders that Bitcoin (BTC) could eventually threaten the U.S. dollar’s

A key factor behind Bitcoin’s struggle to break above $89,000 is an inflationary trend, reflecting a relatively successful strategy by global central banks. In February, the US Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index rose 2.5% year-over-year, while the eurozone Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased by 2.2% in March.

As the Trump Administration sets out tariff policy on “Liberation Day” Wednesday, many are pessimistic about the economy in general and crypto prices in particular. But there are strong reasons not to be,