Greeks.live Macro Researcher Adam posted a Chinese community briefing in which he noted that the market is in a sideways low volatility state, with the majority of traders on the near-term Bitcoin focusing on the volatility that could be triggered by the Trump Tariffs policy on the 2nd of April. The group is divided on the impact of the tariffs, with some believing that volatility has already absorbed the impact, while others are cautious and preparing for big swings. Volatility patterns show that in recent weeks, Bitcoin has been more volatile on Fridays and Sundays (over 4%), while Saturdays are usually less volatile (under 2%).