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The US dollar has plummeted nearly 11% in 2025, hitting multi-decade lows amid economic uncertainty driven by Trump’s trade and tax policies. Meanwhile, Bitcoin is nearing a major breakout, fueled by ETF inflows and waning confidence in fiat currencies.
- The US dollar has declined nearly 11% in 2025, with the DXY index falling to 96.6—one of the steepest drops since 1973.
- Bitcoin ETFs have drawn $4.63 billion in inflows, with institutional demand rising amid fading confidence in fiat currencies.
- Analysts predict Bitcoin could surge to $140,000 if it breaks resistance at $110,000, with a year-end target of $200,000.
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