Bitcoin (BTC) experienced a mix of influences on March 27 due to new US trade tariffs and macroeconomic data affecting risk assets. The price of BTC showed volatility during the Wall Street open, mirroring the uncertain behavior of US stocks. The second revision of US Q4 GDP exceeded expectations, while initial jobless claims fell short, potentially leading to a more aggressive financial policy from the Federal Reserve. Concerns over tariffs on non-US-made cars and upcoming tariffs on April 2 contributed to the lack of growth in risk assets, with gold emerging as the clear winner. Gold reached new all-time highs while Bitcoin remained stagnant, prompting discussions about the market implications. Some traders remained optimistic about BTC, with price targets ranging from $91,000 to $112,000, signaling a potential shift in market structure. This article is not intended as investment advice, and readers are advised to conduct their own research before making any decisions.