PANews reported on April 10 that Bitcoin began to fall after a brief rise due to Trump's decision to suspend higher reciprocal tariffs on most countries. Trade Nation analyst David Morrison said: "Bitcoin's trend is consistent with other risk assets and is currently closely related to US stock indexes." He said that the immediate danger has passed, but investors are keenly aware that uncertainty still hangs over the market. Bitcoin has given up some of its gains on Wednesday, but it still remains above $80,000.