4 Solid Bitcoin-Centric Stocks to Buy Ahead of Next Rally

4 Solid Bitcoin-Centric Stocks to Buy Ahead of Next Rally

The cryptocurrency market faced an unexpected roadblock last week as fears of a trade war escalated following President Donald Trump’s tariff announcements on Mexico, Canada and China. However, the fears have subsided over the past couple of days after Trump decided to pause the tariffs on Canada and Mexico for a month following extensive negotiations.

Also, last week, the emergence of Chinese AI startup DeepSeek, which has challenged the U.S. dominance in artificial intelligence, saw cryptocurrencies, particularly Bitcoin (BTC), suffer due to the broader tech stocks’ sell-off. However, investors have put those concerns behind, and the cryptocurrency market has rebounded from last week’s decline.

Bitcoin, after declining to $95,000 earlier this week, is again racing toward $100,000 and is on track to surpass $150,000 in the near term. Bitcoin-centric stocks like Robinhood Markets, Inc. HOOD, NVIDIA Corporation NVDA, Visa Inc. V and Interactive Brokers Group, Inc. IBKR would thus be a lucrative buy. These stocks have strong growth potential for 2025. Each of these stocks has seen positive earnings estimate revision in the past 60 days.

Bitcoin’s price fell below $95,000 earlier this week after Trump announced 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports, igniting fears of a trade war. However, the tariff plans have been rolled back for a month after Canada and Mexico agreed to Trump’s demand for tighter border security.

The cryptocurrency has since rebounded, hovering around $98,300 on early Thursday morning.  Bitcoin hit an all-time high of $106,533 on Dec. 22 and has hovered around $102,000 for most of January after a stellar 2024.

However, volatility returned to markets in the past couple of weeks, which also impacted Bitcoin. Another reason for Bitcoin’s slump from the $100,000 mark was the rise of Chinese AI startup DeepSeek.

The newly developed AI model is said to have been created at an exceptionally low cost and is being recognized as groundbreaking. This has raised concerns that it might threaten the dominance of U.S. tech companies in the AI sector. While Bitcoin is not directly connected to DeepSeek’s AI model, its price movements are often linked to more volatile assets such as tech stocks.

Bitcoin’s price fell as much as 6% after Trump’s crypto czar David Sacks in his press conference, earlier this week, failed to share any pro-crypto policy changes. Investors had expected concrete actions, like officially incorporating Bitcoin into U.S. reserves or implementing significant tax changes that would benefit digital assets.

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