Bitcoin recorded a strong surge in the past few days, reaching its highest levels since early March 2025, indicating a radical change in its behavior compared to US technology stocks.
The most famous digital currency has risen by nearly 20% since April 7th, surpassing the impact of the decline that coincided with US President Donald Trump's announcement of mutual tariffs.
This remarkable performance reinforces the idea that Bitcoin is starting to resemble gold as a safe haven asset, after mostly moving in parallel with the US stock market.
With the price surpassing the $88,800 mark, attention is now turning to the possibility of breaking new levels ranging between $92,000 and $94,000, which could trigger a new uptrend in the cryptocurrency market and boost investor confidence once again.
This rise coincides with increasing expectations of rising demand for Bitcoin, especially given its limited supply, enhancing its position as a hedge asset in times of economic tensions.
The temporary postponement of US tariffs implementation has also supported prices, as the market continues to respond positively to global political and economic developments.
Experts see this increase as an opportunity to reassess Bitcoin's role in investment portfolios, with growing comparisons between it and gold in market performance during turbulent periods.