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Will Bitcoin Fall Back Below $80k? Options Bets Say Yes

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US President Trump's tariffs and threats of import taxes are the dominant concern for global financial markets.
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Financial markets have not yet fully priced in the impact of Trump's upcoming trade measures, leading to a deepening slump in risk assets, including cryptocurrencies.
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Concerns over inflation and growth are exacerbating negative market sentiment, contributing to an expected poor first-quarter performance for Bitcoin.

Our previous research note, "Technical Reversal & Tariff Risks: Why We've Adopted Defensive Positioning," published Friday, highlighted the increasing risks associated with Trump's aggressive trade stance and potential technical weakness in the market.

At the time of that note, Bitcoin was trading above $87,000. Today, Bitcoin has fallen to under $82,000, demonstrating a significant market correction driven by the very tariff concerns we identified. This rapid decline validates our call for a defensive positioning to navigate the anticipated near-term volatility.  

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