U.S. Dollar Index Drops to 3-Year Low as Bitcoin Holds Strong

The U.S. Dollar Index has fallen below 100 for the first time since April 2022. Meanwhile, Bitcoin stays resilient above $82,000 despite growing U.S.-China trade tensions and China’s 125% tariffs.

Dollar Weakens Amid Global Pressure

The DXY index dropped below 100, its lowest since April 2022. It has declined over 10% from its 2025 peak of 110.
Analysts note this mirrors the trend seen during Trump’s previous term.

China Responds with Higher Tariffs

China has raised its cumulative tariffs on U.S. goods to 125%, up from 84%.
This move escalates the trade conflict and sends negative signals to global markets.
As a result, confidence in U.S. assets continues to decline.

Bitcoin Maintains Price Stability

Bitcoin remains steady, trading above $82,000 during a time of high macroeconomic uncertainty. The crypto asset continues to show resilience compared to equities.
Investors increasingly view Bitcoin as a hedge against fiat currency devaluation.