Bitcoin Rebounds After Trump’s Posts Ease Tariff and Greenland Fears

Markets stabilized after President Donald Trump softened his stance on tariffs and signaled he would not use force over Greenland at the World Economic Forum in Davos, calming investor nerves; Unchained reported that a later Truth Social post was the turning point for sentiment, though it did not trigger an immediate rally ^[1].

The political de‑escalation coincided with a broader market rally: altcoins surged back above $1.3 trillion as markets reacted to the Greenland episode, according to Bitcoin.com, while Cointelegraph and CryptoBreaking noted that Bitcoin saw some relief from the developments but still does not act as a guaranteed safe haven from geopolitical pressure ^[2][3][4].

Despite the bounce, Bitcoin remained in a tight trading range—trading near $89,400—while investors also weighed ongoing ETF outflows and fresh US economic data that reduced odds of an imminent Fed rate cut, per crypto.news; Unchained similarly recorded the lack of an immediate price surge after the political moves ^[5][1].

Market participants interpreted the Davos developments and subsequent social‑media signals as easing near‑term geopolitical risk, supporting a crypto-market rebound led by altcoins while Bitcoin held a narrow range ^[1][2][5].