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Bitcoin (BTC) starts the week with high expectations and potential price swings. At the time of this writing, its price hovers around $109,000, driven by the climate of anticipation generated by the imminent announcements regarding tariff agreements in the United States.

The 90-day truce set by the government of Donald Trump expires on Wednesday, July 9, and decisions that could redefine the global trade landscape are expected to be officially announced in the coming hours.

The U.S. government confirmed that starting this Monday, tariff letters would begin to be sent to more than 100 countries. Additionally, it announced a new 10% tariff on any nation that aligns with what it termed as "anti-American policies of the BRICS," the economic bloc comprised of countries like China, India, Russia, and Brazil. This threat adds a layer of geopolitical tension to an already uncertain scenario.

Some nations may receive a three-week extension to continue negotiating before the new tariffs come into effect, scheduled for August 1. Meanwhile, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed that the United States is close to finalizing agreements with several strategic partners, and negotiations with India, the European Union, and Thailand are advanced. "We are going to see many agreements very soon," said Bessent.

This mix of threats, promises of agreements, and imminent deadlines creates a high-volatility environment in the financial markets. Bitcoin, due to its decentralized nature and its status as a scarce asset, often acts as a refuge against geopolitical tensions but also benefits in environments of greater economic certainty. This dual function means that any announcement—positive or negative—has a direct impact on its price.