February has historically been a positive month for Bitcoin, with an average return of 14% in all but two years since 2013. However, rising concerns over global tariffs and inflation risks could dampen its performance this year. Sweeping tariffs implemented at the beginning of February have raised uncertainty and could overshadow Bitcoin's seasonal strength. The market partially recovered after the US agreed to halt tariffs on Mexico and Canada, but volatility remains a concern. The Federal Reserve's cautious stance on monetary policy and macroeconomic concerns add further uncertainty. Despite these challenges, the crypto industry is seeing some positive regulatory developments, including clear guidelines being created by the SEC and the establishment of a sovereign wealth fund for seized crypto assets. Bitcoin's long-term outlook remains promising, but market conditions could remain challenging in the near term.



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