According to Golden Finance, Bitcoin’s rebound after hitting a two-week high this Monday is facing the risk of premature death. In the context of the continuous suppression of market sentiment by macro uncertainty, the characteristics of “induce multiple traps” are emerging. Potential tariff escalation and inflation concerns are still suppressing Bitcoin prices. CryptoQuant data shows that Bitcoin price rose to $88,786 this Monday but the capital rate turned negative, indicating that traders are reluctant to pay a premium for opening new long positions in the perpetual contract market, and leverage demand showed signs of cooling. SignalPlus partner Augustine Fan pointed out that the market direction is clear and needs to wait for the key policy node on April 2, and the next important catalyst will be the "Liberation Day" tariff statement. With the Trump administration planning to announce a new round of tariff plans on the same day, macro-policy uncertainty may once again become the fuse to break the balance of the crypto market.