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As Wall Street faces deepening losses, Bitcoin’s price outlook is grabbing headlines. With macro turmoil intensifying and Trump reigniting tensions with the Federal Reserve, BTC is edging closer to $90,000—a bullish signal for crypto investors.
📰 Traditional Markets Dip as Crypto Climbs
On Monday, major U.S. indexes slid:

- Dow Jones: -971.82 points (-2.48%)
- Nasdaq: -2.55%
- S&P 500: -2.36%
Big tech stocks weren’t spared. Tesla dropped 5.8%, Nvidia lost 4%, while Meta and Amazon slid around 3%. Meanwhile, the US Dollar Index (DXY) hit a 3-year low, compounding fears of broader economic fragility.
🇺🇸 Trump Targets the Fed… Again
The political spotlight returned to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, as former President Donald Trump escalated attacks. On Truth Social, Trump wrote:
“Powell’s termination cannot come fast enough!”
This post follows earlier hints about removing Powell—comments reportedly now under review by Trump’s economic advisors.

The tension arises from contrasting views: Trump wants immediate interest rate cuts, while Powell remains cautious. This power struggle has shaken investor confidence, leading to a sharp selloff in traditional markets.
💹 Bitcoin Defies the Trend
Amid the selloff, Bitcoin is moving in the opposite direction. It’s now approaching the $89,000 mark, just shy of the $90,000 target highlighted earlier this week.
Analyst Ben Werkman noted:
This pattern supports a well-observed trend—Bitcoin often rises when the DXY falls, making it a potential hedge during financial instability.
🔚 Final Thoughts: Bitcoin Eyes $90K
As Bitcoin flirts with new highs, the broader market struggles to find stability. Political tensions, a weakening dollar, and nervous investors have created the perfect environment for Bitcoin’s price outlook to turn bullish.
Whether this surge continues will depend on macro developments—but for now, crypto is shining while stocks stumble.