Bitcoin’s bounce back: $100K target within reach?

Bitcoin appears to be recovering as global events ease tensions in both traditional and digital markets. After a period of unpredictable swings driven by geopolitical concerns and trade worries, a major 90-day pause on tariffs for key tech imports has given the market a boost.

The pause means that more than $390 billion in tech imports—including computers, smartphones, and semiconductors—are now exempt from heavy tariffs. This step has been welcomed by investors, as it helps major companies like Apple and Nvidia avoid disruptive price hikes. Earlier, analysts warned that high tariffs could push iPhone prices as high as $3,500. With this risk removed, both equity and cryptocurrency markets have bounced.

Bitcoin reached a local peak at around $85,000, and renewed trading activity is evident, with its weekly trading volume hitting a record $84.08 billion for 2025. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is sitting at 51, and Bitcoin is comfortably trading above its 200-day exponential moving average (EMA), suggesting room for further gains.

This 90-day tariff pause provides a quiet yet powerful tailwind. It helps keep the cost of essential computer and semiconductor components stable—elements that are critical for blockchain technology and cryptocurrency mining. With production expected to remain steady and affordable, Bitcoin seems to have a clear path ahead. If global economic conditions stay the same, experts believe the cryptocurrency could soon push past the big $100,000 milestone.