Digital assets grew further this week, outperforming traditional markets as tensions between Trump and the Federal Reserve led to concerns over US Dollar value.

Digital assets performed positively as global markets reacted to a pause in new tariff policy, demonstrating less volatility than more traditional asset classes.

Digital assets declined due to investor panic around the United States’ new reciprocal tariffs, but managed to outperform larger, more traditional markets despite the uncertainty.

Digital assets pulled back after a fortnight of recovery, as tariff tensions escalated and disrupted global markets once again.

Digital assets continued last week’s recovery, buoyed by ETFs performing positively for the first time in over a month.

Digital assets regained some of their recent losses, as traders cautiously returned to markets following better-than expected US economic data.