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Bitcoin fell to USD 109,000 on Monday in the middle of a slow trade on the day of the fallen, but continues to rise 1.7% in 24 hours.

The short -term Bitcoin holders obtained USD 11.4 billion in profits in the last 30 days, intensifying the sales pressure.

A temporal delay from the US in the tariffs of 50% of the EU (until July 9) stimulated the night profits in cryptocurrencies and European actions.

Bitcoin experienced a slight setback to USD 109,000 on Monday, May 26, navigating slow commercial conditions since traditional US markets. Uu. They remained closed by the Fallen Day holiday.

Despite this small fall, the main cryptocurrency maintained a strength position, clinging to the profits of a soft increase in the weekend and maintaining temptingly near the historical maximum it reached last week.

While Bitcoin was consolidated, the digital asset market in general experienced foci of remarkable activity.

The Coindesk 20 index, which tracks the 20 main digital currencies (excluding Stablcoins, Memecoins and Exchange tokens), highlighted the Decentralized Exchange Uniswap (UNI) as the most prominent of the day, with its token rising 6.6%.

Chainlink tokens (Link) and Avalanche (AVAX) also recorded respectable 3.3% and 3.4%, respectively.

These profits were largely materialized overnight, receiving an impulse of a change in the rhetoric of the United States commercial policy.

President Trump announced Sunday that the implementation of the 50% proposed tariffs to EU products would be delayed until July 9.

It is a reversal of his Friday statement, in which he requested that tariffs enter into force on June 1 and, consequently, had triggered a massive sale of risk assets, including cryptocurrencies.

European actions, initially shaken by the tariff threat, recovered with this news of a temporary pardon.

Benefit wave: short -term holders charge

Despite the general positive feeling that has recently driven Bitcoin near historical maximums, analysts suggest that cryptocurrency may have entered a more volatile and consolidating phase. T

Raders are currently digesting the rapid increase of almost 50% since the minimums observed in April, according to a Monday report by Bitfinex analysts.

An important factor that could limit the immediate rise of Bitcoin is an intensification of the profits by short -term holders.

The Bitfinex report stressed that this particular group of investors has obtained a substantial amount of USD 11.4 billion in accumulated profits in the last 30 days.

This figure contrasts with the 1.2 billion dollars for benefits obtained by the same group in the previous 30 -day period, indicating a significant increase in the collection of profits.

“At these levels, the risk of taking the earnings exceeds the new demand entries,” Bitfinex analysts wrote.

Unless there is a corresponding increase in the new capital that enters the market to absorb this offer, prices can begin to stagnate or even go back.

Sailing in agitated waters

The next few days are considered crucial to determine Bitcoin’s short -term trajectory.

“The next few days will be key to assess whether the fall to USD 106,000 has established the minimums of the range or if a major restart is expected,” said the Bitfinex report.

In the event that a more significant setback materializes, a key level of support to monitor is the cost of the fork in the short term, which is currently around USD 95,000.

This represents the average price to which this group of investors acquired its bitcoin.

Despite the possibility of agitation and short -term benefits, the underlying perspectives remain constructive, according to analysts.

They pointed out the strong entries in the Bitcoin ETFs in the US cash, for an impressive total of USD 5.3 billion in May so far, along with the low volatility of the current market and the lack of excessive speculative foam.

These factors, argue, suggest that Bitcoin is likely to resume his upward trend for the third quarter of the year, after this possible consolidation period.