Some analysts warn that the situation could deteriorate significantly following the recent crash in the cryptocurrency market. 

However, most agree that what happens next largely depends on how countries react to Donald Trump's actions — and how he responds in return.

The question “Is it time to buy the dip?” remains a matter of debate. According to Spencer Hakimian, founder of Tolou Capital Management, the answer is “not yet.” He believes that the right moment for bold investment will only come if Trump reverses all newly imposed tariffs or if the NASDAQ drops by 40%.

At the same time, Raoul Pal, founder and CEO of RealVision, remains optimistic. He believes the bull market is far from over. Pal says he actually likes the current atmosphere of fear and chaos, suggesting it could soon present a strong buying opportunity.

While the cryptocurrency markets are clearly under pressure, with Bitcoin and other digital assets on a downward trajectory, U.S.-based spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) linked to Bitcoin and Ethereum are also experiencing capital outflows.

Ethereum ETFs have seen three consecutive days of losses. The total net outflow for the first three days of April reached $58.5 million, followed by a modest inflow of $2.1 million on Friday.

Bitcoin-based ETFs recorded a net inflow of $218.1 million on April 2nd, but this was followed by a combined outflow of $164.7 million over Thursday and Friday.

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