COINOTAG News reports that QCP Capital’s recent analysis highlights the ongoing volatility in traditional financial markets, driven by shifting U.S. trade policies and escalating tariff disputes. The S&P 500 index is currently struggling to remain above the 6000 point threshold, which has led to a notable decline in the cryptocurrency market. Last week, Bitcoin experienced a brief peak at $92,000, while Ethereum fell to around $2,100. Despite the U.S. delaying tariffs on Mexico and Canada, easing some concerns, the attention remains fixated on the ongoing tensions in the U.S.-China trade relationship. In terms of cryptocurrency regulation, agencies have convened a working group tasked with formulating regulations for stablecoins and assessing the viability of a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR). According to QCP Capital, while Bitcoin’s ability to stay above $90,000 signals robustness, investors should consider a cautious approach given the prevailing geopolitical uncertainties and absence of immediate bullish indicators.