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Tariffs are on everyone’s mind, but are they good for Bitcoin? Maybe not directly, but Bitcoin could be a beneficiary of the new tariff regime, argues Anthony Pompliano.

Gold is the big beneficiary of tariff announcements so far, but will digital gold, aka Bitcoin — also a popular hedge against inflation — follow its bull run?

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Anthony Pompliano Praises Trump's Tariffs As Catalyst For Crypto Innovation

Anthony Pompliano has praised the new tariffs introduced by President Donald Trump on Wednesday, arguing that they highlight the inefficiencies of traditional financial systems and bolster the case for Bitcoin.

He argued that blockchain technology offers a more efficient alternative to traditional banking, which he criticized for its outdated practices.

“There’s not a single thing that those banks do that can’t be done better, cheaper, more efficiently, faster on blockchain,” Pompliano stated, highlighting Bitcoin’s role as a store of value and a hedge against real estate.

Is Bitcoin a good hedge against tariffs?

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Dogecoin is popular, but why do only 91% of Americans know about it, compared to 99% for Bitcoin?

Bitcoin could become a realistic global reserve asset over the coming years, experts argue. Here’s what’s driving the change.

XRP is down 13% in 7 days — what is going on with everyone’s favorite altcoin?

FINTECH FOCUS

Gold Overtaking Bitcoin In Inflation Hedge Strategy, JPMorgan Says

JPMorgan analysts say investor confidence is shifting away from Bitcoin toward gold as the precious metal gains momentum as the preferred inflation hedge amid growing economic uncertainty.

The sharp rise in gold prices highlights a stronger investor appetite for traditional safe havens, the report noted, with gold surpassing $3,100 per ounce this year.

The move is being driven by what analysts call the “debasement trade,” a strategy focused on acquiring assets like gold and Bitcoin to protect against currency devaluation, inflation and long-term sovereign debt.

How high can gold go, and how does Bitcoin match up?

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